Class_III_2023_Fuels__SOW.pdf

United States Department of the Interior

Bureau of Land Management

Eastern Montana District – Billings Field Office

2023 CULTURAL RESOURCE INVENTORY OF FUELS PROJECTS IN

YELLOWSTONE AND MUSSELSHELL COUNTIES, MONTANA

STATEMENT OF WORK

I. Introduction and Background:

The Bureau of Land Management’s Billings Field Office (BIFO) is contracting a Class III inventory of five locations in Yellowstone and Musselshell Counties in advance of fuels treatment projects to be implemented in the 2024 season. Locations and acres for each project area are found in Table 1. Maps to the locations are attached.

The BLM is required to identify, evaluate, and protect pre-contact and historic cultural resources on public lands under its jurisdiction; and to ensure that BLM initiated or authorized actions do not inadvertently harm or destroy historic properties. These requirements are mandated by the National Historic Preservation Act (NHPA) and related regulations found at 36 CFR 800.

II. Project Locations:

The project areas are located in Yellowstone and Musselshell Counties and can be accessed via public roads. The Horsethief project area is about eight miles west of Roundup, Montana, 3.5 miles north of Elso, Montana. The Acton project areas are about 11 miles north of the town of Acton, along US Highway 3 and Oswald Road. A recreational sign indicates the turnoff to the east.

The Shepherd Ah Nei (Shepherd) project area is about 8.5 miles north of the town of Shepperd, Montana, via Scandia and CA Roads. The Mill Creek Bundy and Kendall North project areas are about 25 miles north of Pompeys Pillar National Monument, along a series of paved then gravel roads.

Project location maps can be found in Appendix A. Additional maps and details can be provided to the successful offeror.

Table 1- Project locations.

Acres Project Area County Twn Rge Sec

508 Acton Yellowstone 4N 25E 31

3N 25E 6

792 Horsethief

Musselshell

8N 24E 23 8N 24E 27 8N 24E 33 8N 24E 34

414 Mill Creek Bundy Yellowstone 6N 30E 14

158 Kendall North Yellowstone 6N 30E 12

3129 Shepherd Yellowstone

4N 28E

3N 28E 6

4N 27E

5000 Total

III. Specific Background:

A Class III Cultural Resources Inventory is a professionally conducted, continuous, intensive pedestrian survey of an entire target area aimed at locating and recording all cultural properties that have surface and exposed-profile indications. In general, a Class III survey is accomplished through systematic inspection carried out by walking a series of close-interval parallel transects until the area has been thoroughly examined. Artificial exposure of the subsurface (metal detecting, auger probing or cursory shovel probing/testing) is sometimes a necessary part of Class III surveys and should be included in identification efforts if ground/surface visibility is completely obscured by heavy vegetation cover. Paleontological localities, if identified, should have locations recorded, photos taken, and noted in the report; however, complete documentation of paleontological sites is not part of this contract.

The main objectives of the survey are to discover all cultural resources in a project area, evaluate newly recorded sites for National Register of Historic Places (NRHP) eligibility, and provide recommendations for determinations of effect and management specific to any kind of vegetation removal or treatment project, including prescribed burning and mechanical removal.

A total of 29 cultural resources have been identified within the Area of Potential Effect (APE), including one fish fossil (24YL2045) (Tables 2, 3, 4, and 5; a full list of previous cultural resource inventories can be found in Appendix B). Three sites have been determined eligible for the NRHP, and 12 determined ineligible for the Register. One site located in Shepherd has an unresolved NRHP status; the site shall be relocated evaluated for the NRHP as best as possible, and an updated site form generated.

Any eligible sites with site forms older than 10 years shall be updated and reevaluated. Visiting sites previously determined ineligible for the NRHP is not necessary.

Table 2: Previously recorded sites in the Kendall/Mill Creek Bundy (KMB) project area.

Site # Site Type 1 Time Period Owner NR Status

24YL0573

Precontact Lithic Material Concentration

Prehistoric More Than One Period

BLM Unresolved

24YL0929

Precontact Pictograph

Historic Period

BLM Unresolved

24YL2063

Precontact Lithic Material Concentration

Prehistoric More Than One Period

BLM

Ineligible

24YL2064 Historic Homestead/Farmstead Historic Period BLM Eligible

Table 3: Previously recorded sites in the Shepherd project area.

24YL0573

Precontact Lithic Material Concentration

Prehistoric More Than One Period BLM Unresolved

24YL0928 Historic Homestead/Farmstead 1910-1919 BLM Unresolved 24YL0929 Precontact Pictograph Historic Period BLM Unresolved

24YL2218

Precontact Lithic Material Concentration; Historic Trash Dump

Precontact Late Period; Historic More Than One Decade BLM Ineligible

24YL2439 Historic Trash Dump

Historic More Than One Decade BLM Ineligible

Table 4: Previously recorded sites within the Horsethief project area.

24ML0773 Precontact Petroglyph Combination BLM Eligible

24ML0775 Historic Building Foundation Historic More Than One Decade BLM

Ineligible BLM

PA

24ML1110 Historic Dam Historic More Than One Decade BLM Ineligible

24ML1112 Historic Inscription/Signage No Indication of Time BLM Ineligible

Table 5: Previously recorded sites in the Acton project area.

24YL1886 Historic Stock Raising Historic More Than One Decade BLM Ineligible

24YL1889 Precontact Rock Cairn(s) Historic Period BLM Ineligible

24YL1890

Historic Material Concentration

Historic More Than One Decade BLM Ineligible

24YL1891 Precontact Rock Cairn(s) Prehistoric Late Period BLM Ineligible

24YL1887

Historic Material Concentration

Historic More Than One Decade BLM Ineligible

IV. Objectives.

A. General Bureau Objective.

The overall Bureau objective is to meet the requirements of Section 106 of the National Historic Preservation Act by identifying, documenting, and evaluating historic properties that have the potential to be either directly or indirectly affected by the proposed project. These requirements will be met in accordance with the requirements for a Class III Inventory as outlined in the BLM-Montana, North Dakota, South Dakota Handbook H-8110-1 Guidelines for Identifying Cultural Resources and Montana State Historic Preservation Office (SHPO) guidance.

B. Specific Study Objectives.

To identify and evaluate, based primarily on surface indications, all cultural resources located on lands identified for survey within the project areas. In general, site evaluations should be conducted using existing guidance from the Montana SHPO, the National Register Criteria (36 CFR 60.4), and the National Park Service National Register Bulletins.

V. Statement of Work.

A. The Contractor shall conduct a site file and literature search with the Montana SHPO to obtain site forms and shapefiles at a minimum, to complete project tasks. The purpose of this file search is to ensure that the Contractor is familiar with all previous work conducted in the general area of the project. This information will be a necessary component of the inventory report. The BLM Billings Field Office will provide the contractor with shapefiles of the project area.

B. The Contractor shall possess a current cultural resource permit obtained from the BLM MT/DAK Deputy Preservation Officer. The Contractor shall also obtain a field work authorization (FWA) from the BiFO archaeologist. A summary table of information obtained via the SHPO file search shall be included with the FWA request.

C. The Contractor shall perform an on-the-ground search for all cultural resources located in the project parcels. Transects shall be spaced at 20 meter intervals. The Contractor shall serve as the Principal Investigator and Field Director of an inventory crew charged with identifying and evaluating cultural resources located in the project area; and with writing an inventory report upon completion of field work. The bid proposal shall clearly outline the fieldwork methods and personnel to be used in the survey.

D. Industry standards indicate the rate of cultural resource inventory does not exceed 70 acres per day per person. Deviations from this rate of inventory shall be justified to the BIFO archaeologist, with GPS data provided to demonstrate though coverage of the project area.

E. Formal testing will not be conducted; however, limited shovel/auger testing or metal detecting, at the discretion of the field director, may be performed to establish potential for site deposition, site boundaries, or significance. If historic period architectural structures or remains are located the contractor is expected to conduct a land title examination as part of the site identification and evaluation effort.

F. The Contractor shall employ the Montana SHPO criteria for minimum site definition; i.e., an archaeological or historical site consists of any feature alone or in association with other features (cairns, stone rings) or five or more artifacts situated in a discrete location within 50 meters of each other and/or artifacts or features located more than 100 meters from each other but in obvious association. Sites may also include locations which contain no physical evidence but are important for their associations with the traditions of a group, ethnic community, or Indian tribe; e.g., National Register Bulletin 38. Linear cultural resources (ie.

historic roads) shall be recorded in their entirety (albeit only field checked for the portion of the linear site within project boundaries). Isolated features, such as historic mining prospect pits or claim markers, shall be recorded as a site. Isolated finds are classified as any cultural artifact that is not a site. Examples include a single projectile point, a few lithic flakes, or a bottle smash.

G. The Contractor shall:

1. Cover the area to be inventoried on foot by employing standard survey methodology.

Systematic linear transect intervals will be spaced 20 meters or less. Steep landforms, such as rock faces, talus/scree slopes, and cliffs, should be inspected for the possibility of cultural remains including but not limited to human burials, rock shelters/caves, hunting blinds, rock art, and historic mining features. If transects are widened the contractor shall document the rationale employed which justifies deviation from the standard interval distance. In all cases, coverage must be thorough.

2. Identify from all surface and exposed indications all cultural properties or materials.

3. Collections shall be kept to a minimum, with the exception of time diagnostic and rare artifacts, e.g., projectile points and ceramics. Include both those found on sites and those occurring in isolation.

4. Locate each cultural resource on a United States Geological Survey (USGS) 7.5' quadrangle topographic map.

5. Record all cultural properties, including previously recorded sites, on Montana CRIS site forms. While the SHPO may not require isolated find forms, the BiFO still does.

Either a SHPO form or BLM form for isolates may be completed. Site forms shall be completed following the SHPO’s CRIS Instructions.

6. Do not include sites not within the project area in the report, whether in tables or on maps.

7. Take at least two photographs of each cultural resource and several of each survey unit. Photos shall not contain people, shadows or gear, except when used for scale.

The subject of the photo should be clearly visible. Standing historic structures shall be photographed on all sides to illustrate architectural features. Label all photos with a description, date/time, and orientation. A photographic record shall be maintained and included in the final submission. Do not use photos with locational information embedded.

7. Although scale maps of all sites shall be prepared and include topographic contour lines, cultural features, basic site contents, locations of all collected artifacts, and site boundaries, a physical site datum shall not be established. How site boundaries were determined shall be fully explained in the site record and report (ie. topography, distribution of site features/artifacts, and/or specific distance from site constituents).

Use of digital aerial photographs zoomed in to show the site is not acceptable when the details of the maps are pixelated and no longer identifiable.

8. While it is not necessary to map all artifacts, indicate areas of artifact concentration.

Any items discussed in the site form shall be depicted on the site map, eg roads or fences. All project site maps shall be consistent, eg if a datum is depicted on one map, it should be on all maps. When GPS technology is not available (i.e. no satellite coverage) all pre-contact cultural properties shall be mapped by compass and tape or paced in meters. All historic period Euro-American standing structures and mining features; e.g., cabins, barns, adits, etc., shall be mapped in feet. Plot each individual features, diagnostic artifact and site boundary using a GPS unit or field computer with one-meter GPS accuracy. Note the type of GPS equipment and level of accuracy employed.

9. The Contractor shall obtain Smithsonian site numbers from the Montana SHPO for all cultural resources not previously assigned such numbers. The BLM will review all site forms for adequacy prior to the submission to the SHPO for site numbers. The BLM reserves the right to request site forms be submitted as many times as necessary to verify appropriate changes have been completed before submission to the SHPO. The Contractor is responsible for addressing SHPO comments on site forms.

H. Collections.

1. Collections shall be labeled and catalogued, using BLM catalog cards, and shall be processed in accordance with Billings Curation Center (BCC) packaging standards (forms and packaging requirements are available from the BCC).

2. All collections belong to the United States Government and will be delivered directly to the Billings Curation Center by the contractor as part of submitting the final inventory report.

3. One copy of the final report and any relevant site or isolate forms shall be submitted to the BCC along with collections.

I. Methodologies.

The Contractor shall determine the methods and techniques necessary for completion of this study using the guidelines identified herein, discuss those methods and techniques in their bid proposal, and conduct the work according to the procedures so specified.

Survey methodology or proposed avoidance of certain areas needs to be addressed in the proposal and inventory report.

J. Specifications and Standards.

1. Inventory guidelines and standards for BLM generated cultural resource investigations can be found in BLM's Guidelines for Identifying Cultural Resources (H- 8110-1). The Handbook is available upon request. Additional requirements for the recordation of tipi rings are described in the Handbook and SHPO guidance.

2. Additional guidance can be found on the Montana State Historic Preservation Office website: http://mhs.mt.gov/shpo/.

3. The “Project Name” for site forms is the same as that for the report, and “Report Number” is depicted on the signed Fieldwork Authorization form.

4. The BIFO Archaeologist may accompany the inventory crew during survey depending on schedule.

K. Analysis and Report Preparation.

1. Upon completion of the Class III Cultural Resource Inventory; prepare a professional quality report, addressing the general categories outlined below:

a. Title Sheet. Signed by the Principal Investigator.

b. Abstract. Provide a 250-word or less abstract of the report. The abstract must outline the report contents and refer to specific highlights from the narrative.

c. Table of Contents. Provide a complete inventory of report contents.

d. Introduction. Provide an overview of the project including its purpose.

Identify the units inventoried for this project, by legal description in table form.

e. Literature Search. Provide a brief but complete discussion on the work that has been conducted in the project area.

f. Environmental and Cultural Setting. Provide a brief but complete overview of the environment in which the survey units are located. In addition, discuss the cultural setting, again briefly, including both the pre-contact and historic periods.

g. Inventory Results. Provide a summary description of each cultural resource recorded that is narrative in nature and illustrates the environmental and cultural constituents of the site (refrain from simply rehashing the site data in a list format). Include photographs of cultural properties located during the surveys.

Use other graphics and tables as appropriate. Note any issues connected with the property's recordation. If a site boundary extends outside of the project boundaries, the site will be recorded in its entirety if on public lands or if on private lands where landowner permission is obtained. If the site extends onto private property and landowner permission is not obtained, then other methods

(ie. aerial photography) shall be used to document the site, if possible.

Indicate recommendations from evaluation of eligibility and determinations of effect (36 CFR 800.9). Measures to avoid, minimize, or mitigate adverse effect findings shall be identified in the inventory report and treated as recommendations to the BLM BIFO.

Evaluate each cultural resource for its eligibility to the NRHP using guidance found in National Registers Bulletin 15. Contractor shall use an appropriate "Context" in which to evaluate historic properties and shall employ the National Register Criteria (describing both significance and integrity) in those evaluations. The report should clearly identify the approach that is being taken to determine the significance of historic properties. This evaluation design should be reflective of the “Context” and cultural setting of the area. Contractor shall clearly describe the rationale used to determine which sites are eligible, unevaluated, and not eligible. Contractor shall recommend treatment needed to better assess eligibility on unevaluated sites. It is assumed that the usual course of action for archaeological sites (at least for sites not considered to be potential Traditional Cultural Properties or human burials) would be formal site testing.

h. Summary and Recommendations. Discuss the results of the inventory in summary form. Include the following information in one table:

i. Identify the sites recorded, whether the sites are pre-contact or historic, and what type of site is represented.

ii. Identify the NRHP evaluation (ie. Eligible Criterion D/Not Eligible/Unevaluated), determinations of effect and measures to avoid, minimize, or mitigate adverse effect findings for each site.

i. References Cited. Include a list of all sources cited in report.

j. Maps and Graphics. Provide appropriate maps, charts, tabulations and graphics necessary to support the report narrative. Maps, graphics, and photos in all copies of reports must show the same degree of detail as the electronic images.

VI. Health and Safety Concerns

The Field Director shall ensure that all field work is done a safe manner. Areas considered by the Field Director to pose health or safety concerns shall not be inventoried or otherwise entered by any field crew members. In such cases, the Contractor shall immediately report these conditions to the BLM BIFO Archaeologist who will then advise the contractor on how to proceed.

VII. Acceptance

Final acceptance of all items/services to be delivered under this contract shall be the responsibility of the Contracting Officer. The government may withhold final payment pending completion of any necessary rework by the Contractor.

VIII. Deliverables (to be submitted to the COR)

A. The Contractor shall submit digital copies of typed site forms with original photographs to the BLM for review prior to submission to the Montana SHPO for issuance of Smithsonian numbers. Site form maps should have both the location of the cultural resource described and the delineated survey unit plotted and labeled in black. After review and changes, if any, the Contractor will obtain site numbers. The Contractor will be responsible for addressing comments SHPO may have on site forms.

B. One digital copy of the draft Class III cultural resource inventory report. Additional draft reports may be requested as many times as necessary to ensure the report meets what is describe in this SOW.

C. Two (2) bound copies of the final Class III cultural resource inventory report, unless collections were made. The report shall be typed and printed on 8 ½ " x 11" paper and shall be single-spaced. All temporary site numbers shall be replaced with SITS numbers across all deliverables, including GIS data.

D. One completed Cultural Resource Annotated Bibliography System (CRABS) form.

E. Two sets of final site forms with Smithsonian site numbers and with original black & white or color photos, unbound but stapled.

F. One copy of photographic record.

G. One copy of all field notes.

H. All catalog records and associated forms as specified by the BCC packaging requirements for any collections made.

I. Two electronic copies (thumb drive) of the report, site forms, photos, photo log, GIS data and associated metadata. GIS data should contain, at a minimum, shapefiles of unit boundaries, area surveyed, and site boundaries. If the Contractor chooses to submit shapefiles for site contents like artifacts or features, one shapefile depicting only all site boundaries is required. The Contractor will use NAD 1983 Zone 12 or 13 as the projected coordinate system. KMZ files are not acceptable. Geodatabases are preferred, but not required.

Submitted site boundary metadata shall include both temporary numbers and final SITS numbers.

IX. Period of Performance

A. Site file and literature search shall begin no later than 30 calendar days after the order has been issued and completed within 10 calendar days. A summary table of this information shall be turned in with the fieldwork authorization request.

B. Contractor shall prepare a table summarizing the results of the inventory and site shapefiles to the COR within 15 days of completing fieldwork. The table shall contain legal locations and results of survey, including the type/number of cultural resources recorded or updated, and initial recommendations of NRHP status.

C. Draft site forms shall be submitted within three months of fieldwork completion. One digital copy of the draft Class III Cultural Resources Inventory report shall be submitted within eight months of contract award.

D. The COR will review all deliverables and comment on their adequacy within 20 calendar days of submission. All deliverables (including collected artifacts and associated documentation and a completed CRABS form) are due within two months of submission of draft report.

X. Payment Schedule

A. Payment shall be tied to completion and acceptance of tasks identified in Section IX. Period of Performance per the following: A (10%), B (40%), C (30%), and D (20%).

B. Invoices shall not be submitted unless the contractor has received approval from the COR.

Invoices shall reference the Purchase Order number. Rejected invoices are the responsibility of the contractor for not following these instructions.

Map Reference: BLM Surface Management Status Map 1:100,000-Scale Roundup, Montana 2017 and Hysham, Montana 2017.

7.5’ Topographic Quadrangle maps as follows:

Kendall North and Mill Creek Bundy – Pine View 1980 Acton – Hay Basin South 1980; Acton 1960 Horsethief – Horsethief Creek 1980 Shepherd – Cotton Creek 1980

Appendix A Project Maps

24Y L1040

24Y L1071

24Y L1907

24Y L2 428

24Y L2 430

24Y L0 946

YL 758

Kendall North

Acton

Horsethief

Shepherd

Buf falo Trail Rd

Molt Rd

Custer Frontage Rd

Pryor CreekRd

Big

Coul ee Rd

Musse lshell Trail

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Molt-Rapelje Rd

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MailboxRd

Homer Davis Rd

Fly Cre ek Rd

Mcgirl Rd

Custer Pinevi ew R d

Number 4 Rd

WParr ot CreekRd

Mainwaring Rd

Po pel ka Rd

EArr owC reek Rd NF lyC ree kR d

Scandia Rd

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A l ec Ro yR d

C ushm a n Rd

21 Mile Rd

TimberButtesRd Horsethief Rd

Shepherd Acton Rd

Shorey Rd

Buffalo Trl

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Ballard Ivie Rd

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Fatt ig Cr ee k

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Gooseneck R d

West M Rd

Emory Rd

Buffa lo Trai lR d

Os wa ld R d

Hageman Rd

Bu ffalo

Springs Rd

JohnnysC oalRd

Se itz

Rd

Be lmo ntR d

E R ed

Hil l R d

Fla t R d

Columbus Molt Rd

Uto pia

Rd

B i g Wall Rd

Heiken Rd

Bu ndy

Rd

Arnold Rd

Stiles Rd

Leu tho ld R d

D o wn er Rd

Pin evi ew Rd

Peterson Rd

Sando Rd

Kune shRd

E Emory Rd

Alkali Creek R d

Dean Cree k Rd

Seve nMi le Flat

Rd

Ray Rd

Old D iv i de

Rd

Lan g R d

Ca stle

Butte Rd

Van Der Voort Rd

Custe r Gulch Rd

Indian CreekRd

Nine Mile Rd

QueensPoint Rd

Spring Rd

Granary Rd

Golf Course Rd

Battle Butte Rd

Fis hel

C r eek

Rd

Melsto ne/CusterRd NDelp hiaRd

Chand ler Rd

Hai lst one

Ba sin

Rd

Old Musselshell Rd

Haw kC ree k Rd

Pole Creek Rd

NFa ttig

Cre ekR d

WMusselshe llRd

N ort hG age Rd

Majerus

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Pine R idgeRd

Acton TMA

Gage Dome TMA

Mill Creek/Bundy TMA

Horsethief TMA

Shepherd TMA

Roundup

Lavina

Broadview

Billings Heights

Anita

Bull Mountain

Bundy

Cline Corinth

Cushman

Delphia

Elso

Farralltown

Gage

Gibbtown

Knox

Mann

Molt

Newton Nibbe

Pompeys Pillar

Rimrock

Riverside

Acton

Belmont

Cameron Park

Hirsch

Comanche

Kilby Butte Colony

Ballantine

Huntley

Klein

Musselshell

Shepherd Worden

Camp Three

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BLM - Land Use (Bankhead Jones)

State Lands State Land

State Fish & Wildlife

Private or Undetermined Lands Private or Undetermined

3N 25E

3N 24E

4N 25E

4N 24E

Birkley Rd

Sidell Rd

Buffalo Springs Rd

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Acton TMA

Acton

Acton

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State Lands State Land

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8N 24E

Ellis Rd

Sta nle y Creek Rd

Joh nso nR d

Horsethief

TMA

Horsethief

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Custer Pineview Rd

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Mill Creek/Bundy

TMA

Kendall North

Mill Creek Bundy

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APPENDIX A

Previous Cultural Resource Inventories

Last Name First Name Report Date Title Report Project Area

LEE

JENNIFER B. &

GARRETT

WILLIAMS

11/17/2015

JOHNNY'S COAL ROAD

FOREST HEALTH: A CLASS III

CULTURAL RESOURCE AND

PALEONTOLOGICAL

INVENTORY IN

MUSSELSHELL AND

YELLOWSTONE COUNTIES,

MONTANA

ML 2 38492 KMCB

RUEBELMANN GEORGE N. 4/15/1980 AH NEI ROAD RIGHT-OF-WAY YL 2 10638 Shepherd TAYLOR JOHN F. 5/23/1990 AH-NEI SAMPLE SURVEY #1 YL 2 12133 Shepherd

KYTE MICHAEL A. 11/25/1996 COTTON CREEK PIPELINE YL 2 19932 Shepherd

KOENIG ORRIN 11/13/2001

AH-NEI FUELS TREATMENT

IN YELLOWSTONE COUNTY

MONTANA

YL 2 24419 Shepherd

WALKER-

KUNTZ

SUNDAY,

PATRICK

WALKER-

KUNTZ

1/3/2005

SHEPHERD AH-NEI

CULTURAL RESOURCE

INVENTORY IN

YELLOWSTONE COUNTY,

MONTANA

YL 2 37325 Shepherd

TATE BRYAN E. 7/6/2019

NORTH FORK FIRE

REHABILITATION: A CLASS III

CULTURAL RESOURCE

INVENTORY IN

YELLOWSTONE COUNTY

YL 2 39883 Shepherd

YEATES

SAMUEL AND

COLE

WANDLER

3/29/2022

A CLASS III CULTURAL

RESOURCE INVENTORY OF

ROUTES IN THE MILL

CREEK/BUNDY AND

SHEPHERD TRAVEL

MANAGEMENT AREAS,

YELLOWSTONE COUNTY,

MONTANA.

YL 2 41415 Shepherd

NORMAN BILL, ET AL. 3/18/2022

MID-RIVERS 2022

MUSSELSHELL EXCHANGE

FIBER DESIGN AND

CONSTRUCTION: A CLASS III

CULTURAL RESOURCE

INVENTORY ON BLM LANDS

IN YELLOWSTONE COUNTY,

MONTANA.

YL 2 41418 Shepherd

WALKER-

KUNTZ

PATRICK J., ET

AL. 11/7/2003

HORSETHIEF FUELS

REDUCTION: CULTURAL

RESOURCE INVENTORY OF

SELECTED TRACTS IN

MUSSELSHELL COUNTY

MONTANA

ML 2 26494 Horsethief

VINCENT WILLIAM 7/19/1983 MACWILLIAMS ROW ML 2 30421 Horsethief

Last Name First Name Report Date Title Report Project Area

OWEN LAUREL G. 8/2/2018

ROUNDUP PUMP TAP

CULTURAL RESOURCE

INVENTORY

ML 2 39474 Horsethief

WENDEL RYAN 8/19/2019

MID-RIVERS ROUNDUP FIBER

OPTIC CABLE EXCHANGE: A

CLASS III INVENTORY ON

BLM LANDS IN

MUSSELSHELL COUNTY,

MONTANA

ML 2 39879 Horsethief

HOGAN BONNIE J. 4/21/1983 KEE WELL #2 SITE #1 ML 2 6259 Horsethief HOGAN BONNIE J. 4/21/1983 KEE WELL #2 ML 2 6260 Horsethief HOGAN BONNIE J. 4/21/1983 KEE WELL #1 ML 2 6262 Horsethief FRALEY DAVID 8/5/1986 U-BAR PIPELINE ML 2 6282 Horsethief

HOPE SHANE, ET AL. 6/15/2022

HORSETHIEF FUELS PROJECT

CULTURAL RESOURCE

INVENTORY IN

MUSSELSHELL COUNTY,

MONTANA.

ML 3 41477 Horsethief

FREDLUND LYNN B. 2/1/1981

CULTURAL RESOURCE

INVENTORY/ MONTANA

POWER COMPANY 500KV

POWERLINE

ZZ 2 10774 Shepherd

TAYLOR JOHN F. 9/6/1988 POTHOLE SPRING YL 2 10665 Acton

JENNINGS CALVIN H. 4/5/2011 ACTON RECREATION AREA

PARKING LOT INVENTORY YL 2 34272 Acton

MACY JENNIFER N. 9/9/2013

ACTON RECREATION BIKE

TRAILS: A CLASS III

CULTURAL RESOURCE

INVENTORY IN

YELLOWSTONE COUNTY,

MONTANA

YL 2 37140 Acton

MACY JENNIFER N. 3/28/2017 NEW BIKE TRAILS IN ACTION

NATURAL AREA YL 2 38852 Acton

PETTYJOHN CHRIS 11/30/2017 ACTION-NORTH OF HOSKINS YL 2 39205 Acton

HOPE SHANE 2/22/2018 HOSKINS BASIN

ARCHAEOLOGICAL DISTRICT YL 2 39269 Acton