Cultural Resources Literature Review and Phase I Archaeological Survey - Tamsin Ridge

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The Pettibone Family Cemetery has six marked graves dated 1841 to 1886 on a 0.2-acre tract; unmarked graves may extend beyond its fence.

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Unmarked graves may extend beyond its fence.

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Cinderhill Archaeological Services Archaeology and cultural resource management | Marietta, Ohio Cultural Resources Literature Review and Phase I Archaeological Survey Tamsin Ridge Solar and Storage Project, Harrison Township, Carroll County, Ohio Prepared for Northfold Energy Partners, LLC. Report CAS-2023-19. June 30, 2023. Abstract Cinderhill Archaeological Services reviewed the Ohio Archaeological Inventory and other records held by the Ohio History Connection (Ohio's SHPO) for a one-mile radius, and carried out a Phase I archaeological survey of the proposed fenced areas, access roads and collection routes with a 100-foot margin: 820 acres in all. The literature review found four previously recorded archaeological sites within one mile, none in the survey area, and the Pettibone Family Cemetery, a small family burial ground adjoining Parcel 9. The survey recorded four new archaeological sites. Site 33-CR-0412, a prehistoric lithic scatter with an intact pit feature below the plow zone on a terrace above Sallow Creek, may hold significant information and should be avoided or evaluated by Phase II testing. Sites 33-CR-0413 and 33-CR-0415 are isolated prehistoric finds, and 33-CR-0414 is a disturbed farmstead artifact scatter of the 1800s; none of the three needs further work. The Pettibone Family Cemetery has six marked graves dated 1841 to 1886 on a 0.2-acre tract. Unmarked graves may extend beyond its fence. Cinderhill recommends a 100-foot buffer, shown on plans and fenced during construction, and a ground-penetrating radar survey of the buffer. Scope This report addresses archaeological resources and cemeteries only. Above-ground resources, such as standing buildings and structures, were outside its scope and will be addressed in a separate study commissioned by the developer. Setting The survey area lies on the dissected Allegheny Plateau. Soils on the Sallow Creek terraces are deep silt loams favorable for prehistoric occupation; the uplands are thin soils over shale and sandstone, and part of the East Block was disturbed by surface mining and reclamation, which leaves low potential for intact sites there. Cinderhill Archaeological Services - Report CAS-2023-19 Page 1 of 3

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The Pettibone Family Cemetery, a small family burial ground, adjoins Parcel 9.
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Survey recorded four new archaeological sites.
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Site 33-CR-0412, a prehistoric lithic scatter with intact pit feature on a terrace above Sallow Creek, may hold significant information and should be avoided or evaluated by Phase II testing.
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Sites 33-CR-0413, 33-CR-0415 and 33-CR-0414 need no further work.
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Above-ground resources such as buildings and structures were outside scope and will be addressed in a separate developer-commissioned study.
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Part of the East Block was disturbed by surface mining and reclamation, leaving low potential for intact sites there.