Name/Title
Crooked Creek: 46LG209, Archaeological SiteEntry/Object ID
CC1.46LG209.06Description
The CC1 site is the largest surveyed site on the battlefield, the entire survey uncovered 380 ammunition artifacts, with a large representation of .30 cal casings and some .45 cal casings. Marker flags are included with 7/2/06 objects. Artifacts recovered here suggest machine gun emplacements.
This collection spans 3 (three) bags, all of which are in Blair Box #2.Context
"This, along with the South Crest of Blair Mountain, is the most intensively defended site studied by our survey. It is a hilltop situated just north of the Crooked Creek Gap, and is historically documented to have had a machine gun as well as a large number of defenders. The hilltop consists of three promontories separated by two saddles."
(Ayers team, 2006)Collection
Blair Mountain ArchaeologyAcquisition
Source (if not Accessioned)
Blair Mountain Archaeology GroupNotes
now collection of Kenny KingLocation
Location
Box
Blair Box #2Shelf
Unit A: Shelf 4Room
Artifact Storage RoomCategory
StorageMoved By
Shaun SliferDate
July 27, 2021Notes
This collection spans 3 (three) bags.Relationships
Related Person or Organization
Person or Organization
Blair Mountain Archaeology GroupRelated Places
Place
Location
Crooked CreekRegion
Blair Mountain Battlefield, Southeast, Crooked Creek AreaContinent
North AmericaRelated Events
Event
Battle of Blair Mountain (1921)Provenance
Provenance Detail
Archaeological FindNotes
digs on 6/4/2006 and 7/2/2006
