Public reporting burden for this collection of information is estimated to average 1 hour per response, including the time for reviewing instructions, searching existing data sources gathering and maintaining the data needed, and completing and reviewing the collection of information. Send comments regarding this burden estimate or any other aspect of this collection of information including suggestions for reducing this burden, to Washington Headquarters Services. Directorate for information Operations and Reports. 1215 Prior to fieldwork, the proposed project items were stratified into 14 survey segments, each of which was characterized as possessing high, moderate, or low probabilities for containing intact cultural deposits. Areas characterized as havmg a low potential for containing intact cultural deposits were subjected to pedestrian survey only, no backhoe trenches were excavated in these areas In areas designated as havuig a high probability for possessing intact cultural deposits, backhoe trenches were excavated at 30 m (98.4 ft) intervals. In moderate probability areas, backhoe trenches were spaced at 50 m (164 ft) intervals All backhoe trenches were excavated to a depth of 200 cmbs (78 7 bibs), to sterile clay or clay-like subsoil, or until excessive amounts of groundwater impeded further excavations A total of 14 ha (34.8 ac) of land were examined for cultural resources as a result of this investigation.This investigation resulted in the identification and recordation of eight archeological sites (Sites 16AN68 -I6AN70 in Ascension Parish and Sites 16TV48 -16IV52 in Iberville Parish The results of survey radicate that Sites 16IV49 and 16IV50 retain intact cultural deposits that possess good research potential. These sites are located within the Areas of Potential Effect associated with the Alhambra to Hohen-Solms project item and they contain domestic cultural deposits dating from the nineteenth to early twentieth century. Site 16IV49 also is composed partially of the remains of the Braziel Baptist Church and cemetery complex. While the church was moved to its present location prior to new levee construction in 1932, it appears, based on the prelimina>y results of this Phase I cultural resources survey and archeological inventory, that the entire cemetery likely was not relocated at that time; thus, it is possible that interments remain within the Area of Potential Effect. Both of these sites were assessed as eligible under criterion (d) of the National Register of Historic Places criteria for evaluation ). Avoidance of or mitigation of Sites 16IV49 and 16TV50 is recommended prior to the initiation of the proposed concrete slope paving project.The remaining three sites identified within Iberville Parish, Louisiana also were identified within the Areas of Potential Effect associated with the Alhambra to Hohen-Solms project item (16IV48 16IV51, and 16TV52). Fieldwork conducted at these sites indicates they may possess intact cultural deposits and research potential. Site 16IV48 consists of a domesti...

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