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DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR in this notice are the sole responsibility recovered from the Old River Landing of the museum, institution, or Federal site (3AR14) in County, AR. agency that has control of the Native No known individual was identified. No [NPS–WASO–NAGPRA–22814; American human remains and associated funerary objects were PPWOCRADN0–PCU00RP14.R50000] associated funerary objects. The present. Diagnostic artifacts found at the National Park Service is not responsible Old River Landing site (3AR14) indicate Notice of Inventory Completion: for the determinations in this notice. that these human remains were Arkansas Archeological Survey, Consultation probably buried during the Mississippi Fayetteville, AR Period (A.D. 950–1541). A detailed assessment of the human In 1996, human remains representing, AGENCY: National Park Service, Interior. remains was made by the Arkansas at minimum, one individual were ACTION: Notice. Archeological Survey professional staff recovered from the Wallace site (3AR25) in consultation with representatives of in Arkansas County, AR. No known SUMMARY: The Arkansas Archeological the Nation of Oklahoma, The individual was identified. No associated Survey has completed an inventory of Osage Nation (previously listed as the funerary objects were present. human remains and associated funerary Osage Tribe), and The Tribe of Diagnostic artifacts found at the Wallace objects, in consultation with the Indians. These human remains were site (3AR25) indicate that these human appropriate Indian tribes or Native inventoried and documented by remains were probably buried during Hawaiian organizations, and has physical anthropologists at the the Mississippi Period (A.D. 950–1541). determined that there is a cultural University of Arkansas. At an unknown date, human remains affiliation between the human remains representing, at minimum, one and associated funerary objects and History and Description of the Remains individual were recovered from the present-day Indian tribes or Native In 1992, human remains representing, Roland Mound site (3AR30) in Arkansas Hawaiian organizations. Lineal at minimum, one individual were County, AR. These human remains were descendants or representatives of any recovered from the Massey Place site donated to the Arkansas Archeological Indian tribe or Native Hawaiian (3AR1) in Arkansas County, AR. No Survey in 1977. No known individual organization not identified in this notice known individual was identified. The was identified. No associated funerary that wish to request transfer of control two associated funerary objects include objects were present. Diagnostic artifacts of these human remains and associated two shell tempered bowls (catalog found at the Roland Mound site (3AR30) funerary objects should submit a written #2014–350–1, 2). Diagnostic artifacts indicate that the human remains were request to the Arkansas Archeological found at the Massey Place site (3AR1) probably buried during either the Survey. If no additional requestors come indicate that these human remains were Baytown Period (A.D. 400–700) or Coles forward, transfer of control of the probably buried during the Mississippi Creek Period (A.D. 700–1000). human remains and associated funerary Period (A.D. 900–1500). In 1968, human remains representing, objects to the lineal descendants, Indian In 1980, human remains representing, at minimum, one individual were tribes, or Native Hawaiian organizations at minimum, one individual were recovered from the Baker Brothers site stated in this notice may proceed. recovered from the Menard Hodges site (3AR45) in Arkansas County, AR. No DATES: Lineal descendants or (3AR4) in Arkansas County, AR. No known individual was identified. No known individual was identified. No representatives of any Indian tribe or associated funerary objects were Native Hawaiian organization not associated funerary objects were present. Diagnostic artifacts found at the present. Diagnostic artifacts found at the identified in this notice that wish to Baker Brothers site (3AR45) indicate request transfer of control of these Menard Hodges site (3AR4) indicate that these human remains were probably that these human remains were human remains and associated funerary probably buried during the Baytown objects should submit a written request buried during the Menard Complex (A.D. 1500–1700). Period (A.D. 400–700). with information in support of the At an unknown date, human remains request to the Arkansas Archeological At an unknown date, human remains representing, at minimum, one representing, at minimum, one Survey at the address in this notice by individual were recovered from the March 27, 2017. individual were recovered from the Menard Hodges site (3AR4) in Arkansas Gibbens site (3AR48) in Arkansas ADDRESSES: Dr. George Sabo, Director, County, AR. No known individual was County, AR. These human remains were Arkansas Archeological Survey, 2475 identified. No associated funerary donated to the Arkansas Archeological North Hatch Avenue, Fayetteville, AR objects were present. Diagnostic artifacts Survey in 1975. No known individual 72704, telephone (479) 575–3556. found at the Menard Hodges site (3AR4) was identified. No associated funerary SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: Notice is indicate that these human remains were objects were present. Diagnostic artifacts here given in accordance with the probably buried during the Menard found at the Gibbens site (3AR48) Native American Graves Protection and Complex (A.D. 1500–1700). indicate that these human remains were Repatriation Act (NAGPRA), 25 U.S.C. In 1974, human remains representing, probably buried during the late 3003, of the completion of an inventory at minimum, one individual were (650 B.C.–A.D. 950). of human remains and associated recovered from the Moore Place site At an unknown date, human remains funerary objects under the control of the (3AR12) in Arkansas County, AR. No representing, at minimum, six Arkansas Archeological Survey, known individual was identified. No individuals were recovered from the Fayetteville, AR. The human remains associated funerary objects were Gibbens site (3AR48) in Arkansas and associated funerary objects were present. Diagnostic artifacts found at the County, AR. No known individuals removed from multiple counties in the Moore Place site (3AR12) indicate that were identified. No associated funerary state of Arkansas. these human remains were probably objects were present. Diagnostic artifacts This notice is published as part of the buried during the Kent Phase (A.D. found at the Gibbens site (3AR48) National Park Service’s administrative 1350–1600). indicate that the human remains were responsibilities under NAGPRA, 25 In 1971, human remains representing, probably buried during the late U.S.C. 3003(d) (3). The determinations at minimum, one individual were Woodland Period (650 B.C.–A.D. 950).

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In 1978, human remains representing, In 1968, human remains representing, recovered from the Burris #2 site at minimum, one individual were at minimum, one individual were (3CG218) in Craighead County, AR. No recovered from the Reback site (3AR66) recovered from the Weist site (3CG37) in known individual was identified. No in Arkansas County, AR. No known Craighead County, AR. No known associated funerary objects were individual was identified. No associated individual was identified. No associated present. Diagnostic artifacts found at the funerary objects were present. funerary objects were present. Burris #2 site (3CG218) indicate that Diagnostic artifacts found at the Reback Diagnostic artifacts found at the Weist these human remains were probably site (3AR66) indicate that the human site (3CG37) indicate that these human buried during the middle Mississippi remains were probably buried during remains were probably buried during Period (A.D. 1000–1350). the Woodland Period (650 B.C.–A.D. the Late Archaic Period (3000–650 B.C.). In 1971, human remains representing, 950). In 1969, human remains representing, at minimum, 12 individuals were In 1979, human remains representing, at minimum, one individual were recovered from site 3CG347 in at minimum, two individuals were recovered from the Old Town Ridge site Craighead County, AR. No known recovered from the Rounsaville site (3CG41) in Craighead County, AR. No individuals were identified. No (3AR73) in Arkansas County, AR. No known individual was identified. No associated funerary objects were known individuals were identified. No associated funerary objects were present. Diagnostic artifacts found at associated funerary objects were present. Diagnostic artifacts found at the site 3CG347 indicate that these human present. Diagnostic artifacts found at the Old Town Ridge site (3CG41) indicate remains were probably buried during Rounsaville site (3AR73) indicate that that these human remains were the Late Archaic Period (3000–650 B.C.). the human remains were probably probably buried during the Mississippi In 1974, human remains representing, buried during the Woodland Period (650 Period (A.D. 900–1541). at minimum, one individual were B.C.–A.D. 950). In 1979, human remains representing, recovered from the Krebs Place site At an unknown date, human remains at minimum, one individual were (3CG453) in Craighead County, AR. No representing, at minimum, one recovered from the Frierson #4 site known individual was identified. No individual were recovered at the Starr (3CG56) in Craighead County, AR. No associated funerary objects were site (3CY449) in Clay County, AR. These known individual was identified. No present. Diagnostic artifacts found at the human remains were donated to the associated funerary objects were Krebs Place site (3CG453) indicate that Arkansas Archeological Survey in 1996. present. Diagnostic artifacts found at the these human remains were probably No known individual was identified. No Frierson #4 site (3CG56) indicate that buried during the middle Mississippi associated funerary objects were these human remains were probably Period (A.D. 1000–1350). present. Diagnostic artifacts found at the buried during the Woodland Period (650 In 1978, human remains representing, Starr site (3CY449) indicate that these B.C–A.D. 950). at minimum, one individual were human remains were probably buried In 1968, human remains representing, recovered from site 3CG688 in during the Woodland Period (650 B.C.– at minimum, one individual were Craighead County, AR. No known A.D. 900) or Mississippi Period (A.D. recovered from the Dunkerson site individual was identified. No associated 950–1541). (3CG67) in Craighead County, AR. No funerary objects were present. In 2008, human remains representing, known individual was identified. No Diagnostic artifacts found at site 3CG688 at minimum, one individual were associated funerary objects were indicate that these human remains were recovered from the Point Remove site present. Diagnostic artifacts found at the probably buried during the Late (3CN4) in Conway County, AR. No Dunkerson site (3CG67) indicate that Woodland Period (A.D. 600–950) or known individual was identified. No these human remains were probably Early Mississippi Period (A.D. 700– associated funerary objects were buried during the Late Woodland Period 1000). present. Diagnostic artifacts found at the (A.D. 600–950) or Early Mississippi In 1982, human remains representing, Point Remove Mound site (3CN4) Period (A.D. 700–1000). at minimum, one individual were indicate that these human remains were In 1970, human remains representing, recovered from site 3CG739 in probably buried during the Prehistoric at minimum, one individual were Craighead County, AR. No known Period (11,650 B.C.–A.D. 1541). recovered from the Pierre Cache site individual was identified. No associated In 1974, human remains representing, (3CG78) in Craighead County, AR. No funerary objects were present. at minimum, one individual were known individual was identified. No Diagnostic artifacts found at site 3CG739 recovered from the Betty Roach site associated funerary objects were indicate that these human remains were (3CG4) in Craighead County, AR. No present. Diagnostic artifacts found at the probably buried during the Late known individual was identified. No Pierre Cache site (3CG78) indicate that Woodland Period (A.D. 600–950) or associated funerary objects were these human remains were probably Early Mississippi Period (A.D. 700– present. Diagnostic artifacts found at the buried during the Archaic Period (9500– 1000). Betty Roach site (3CG4) indicate that 650 B.C.). In 1984, human remains representing, these human remains were probably In 1979, human remains representing, at minimum, one individual were buried during the Late Archaic Period at minimum, one individual were recovered from the Milner site (3CG902) (3000–650 B.C.). recovered from the Burns site (3CG79) in Craighead County, AR. No known In 1976, human remains representing, in Craighead County, AR. No known individual was identified. No associated at minimum, one individual were individual was identified. No associated funerary objects were present. recovered from the McDuffee site funerary objects were present. Diagnostic artifacts found at the Milner (3CG21) in Craighead County, AR. No Diagnostic artifacts found at the Burns site (3CG902) indicate that these human known individual was identified. No site (3CG79) indicate that these human remains were probably buried during associated funerary objects were remains were probably buried during the Prehistoric Period (11,650 B.C.–A.D. present. Diagnostic artifacts found at the the Woodland Period (650 B.C.–A.D. 1541). McDuffee site (3CG21) indicate that 950) or Mississippi Period (A.D. 950– At an unknown date, human remains these human remains were probably 541). representing, at minimum, one buried during the Prehistoric Period In 1978, human remains representing, individual were recovered from site (11,650 B.C.–A.D. 1541). at minimum, one individual were 3CG937 in Craighead County, AR. These

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human remains were donated to the recovered from the Barton Ranch site Parkin site (3CS29) indicate that these Arkansas Archeological Survey in 1985. (3CT18) in Crittenden County, AR. No human remains were probably buried No known individual was identified. No known individual was identified. No during the Mississippi Period (A.D. associated funerary objects were associated funerary objects were 950–1541). present. Diagnostic artifacts found at present. Diagnostic artifacts found at the At an unknown date, human remains site 3CG937 indicate that these human Barton Ranch site (3CT18) indicate that representing, at minimum, three remains were probably buried during these human remains were probably individuals were recovered from the the Prehistoric Period (11,650 B.C–A.D. buried during the Mississippi Period Wittsburg site (3CS138) in Cross 1541). (A.D. 950–1541). County, AR. These human remains were In 1990, human remains representing, At an unknown date, human remains donated to the Arkansas Archeological at minimum, one individual were representing, at minimum, one Survey in 1991. No known individuals recovered from site 3CG990 in individual were recovered from the Ross were identified. No associated funerary Craighead County, AR. No known site (3CT50) in Crittenden County, AR. objects were present. Physical individual was identified. No associated These human remains were donated to anthropologists determined these funerary objects were present. the Arkansas Archeological Survey in human remains were from a prehistoric Diagnostic artifacts found at site 3CG990 1973. No known individual was archeological context. Diagnostic indicate that these human remains were identified. No associated funerary artifacts found at the Wittsburg site probably buried during the Prehistoric objects were present. Diagnostic artifacts (3CS138) indicate that these human Period (11,650 B.C.–A.D. 1541). found at the Ross site (3CT50) indicate remains were probably buried during At an unknown date, human remains that these human remains were the Prehistoric Period (11,650 B.C.–A.D. representing, at minimum, one probably buried during the Mississippi 1541). individual were recovered from the Period (A.D. 950–1541). At an unknown date, human remains Arnold site (3CW77) in Crawford At an unknown date, human remains representing, at minimum, one County, AR. No known individual was representing, at minimum, one individual were recovered from site identified. No associated funerary individual were recovered from the 3CS256 in Cross County, AR. In 2015, objects were present. Diagnostic artifacts Vernon Paul site (3CS25) in Cross these human remains were discovered found at the Arnold site (3CW77) County, AR. These human remains were in the collections of the Arkansas indicate that these human remains were donated to the Arkansas Archeological Archeological Survey. No known probably buried during the Woodland Survey in 1991. No known individual individual was identified. No associated Period (650 B.C.–A.D. 950). was identified. No associated funerary funerary objects were present. In 1968 and 1973, human remains objects were present. Diagnostic artifacts Diagnostic artifacts found at site 3CS256 representing, at minimum, one found at the Vernon Paul site (3CS25) indicate that these human remains were individual were recovered from the indicate that these human remains were probably buried during the Prehistoric Bradley Place site (3CT7) in Crittenden probably buried during the Parkin Phase Period (11,650 B.C.–A.D. 1541). County, AR. No known individual was (A.D. 1350–1550). At an unknown date, human remains identified. No associated funerary At an unknown date, human remains representing, at minimum, three objects were present. Diagnostic artifacts representing, at minimum, one individuals were recovered from the found at the Bradley Place site (3CT7) individual were recovered from the White Oak Mouth/Trotter Place site indicate that these human remains were Rose Mound site (3CS27) in Cross (3FR4) in Franklin County, AR. These probably buried during the Mississippi County, AR. These human remains were human remains were donated to the Period (A.D. 950–1541). donated to the Arkansas Archeological Arkansas Archeological Survey in 1983. In 1992, human remains representing, Survey in 1991. No known individual No known individuals were identified. at minimum, one individual were was identified. No associated funerary No associated funerary objects were recovered from the Richard’s Bridge site objects were present. Diagnostic artifacts present. Diagnostic artifacts found at the (3CT11/22) in Crittenden County, AR. found at the Rose Mound site (3CS27) White Oak Mouth/Trotter Place site No known individual was identified. No indicate that these human remains were (3FR4) indicate that these human associated funerary objects were probably buried during the Parkin Phase remains were probably buried during present. Diagnostic artifacts found at the (A.D. 1350–1550). the Woodland Period (650 B.C.–A.D. Richard’s Bridge site (3CT11/22) In 1994 and 2009, human remains 950). indicate that these human remains were representing, at minimum, three At an unknown date, human remains probably buried during the Mississippi individuals were recovered from the representing, at minimum, one Period (A.D. 950–1541). Parkin site (3CS29) in Cross County, AR. individual were recovered from site In 2015, human remains representing, No known individuals were identified. 3FR274 in Franklin County, AR. These at minimum, five individuals were No associated funerary objects were human remains were donated to the recovered from the Richard’s Bridge site present. Diagnostic artifacts found at the Arkansas Archeological Survey in 1997. (3CT11/22) in Crittenden County, AR. Parkin site (3CS29) indicate that these No known individual was identified. No No known individuals were identified. human remains were probably buried associated funerary objects were The 47 associated funerary objects during the Mississippi Period (A.D. present. Diagnostic artifacts found at include 2 ceramic sherds, 10 shell 950–1541). site 3FR274 indicate that these human fragments, 2 shell ear plugs, 3 ceramic At an unknown date, human remains remains were probably buried during vessels, and 30 burned corn kernels representing, at minimum, one the Mississippi Period (A.D. 950–1541). (catalog # 2015–347). Diagnostic individual were recovered from the In 1997, human remains representing, artifacts found at the Richard’s Bridge Parkin site (3CS29) in Cross County, AR. at minimum, one individual were site (3CT11/22) indicate that these In 2015, these human remains were recovered from the Walnut Corners human remains were probably buried discovered in the collections of the Church site (3GE6) in Greene County, during the ‘Mississippi Period (A.D. Arkansas Archeological Survey. No AR. No known individual was 950–1541). known individual was identified. No identified. No associated funerary In 1973, human remains representing, associated funerary objects were objects were present. Diagnostic artifacts at minimum, one individual were present. Diagnostic artifacts found at the found at the Walnut Corners Church site

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(3GE6) indicate that these human present. Diagnostic artifacts found at the that these human remains were remains were probably buried during Noble Lake site (3JE19) indicate that probably buried during the Mississippi the Woodland Period (650 B.C.–A.D. these human remains were probably Period (A.D. 950–1541). 950) or Mississippi Period (A.D. 950– buried during the Mississippi Period At an unknown date, human remains 1541). (A.D. 950–1541). representing, at minimum, one In 1974, human remains representing, At an unknown date, human remains individual were recovered from the at minimum, one individual were representing, at minimum, one Soudan site (3LE5) in Lee County, AR. recovered from the Sloan/Dalton Field individual were recovered from the These human remains were donated to site (3GE94) in Greene County, AR. No Walt #1 site (3JE45) in Jefferson County, the Arkansas Archeological Survey in known individual was identified. No AR. These remains were donated to the 1991. No known individual was associated funerary objects were Arkansas Archeological Survey in 1993. identified. No associated funerary present. Diagnostic artifacts found at the No known individual was identified. No objects were present. Diagnostic artifacts Sloan/Dalton Field site (3GE94) indicate associated funerary objects were found at the Soudan site (3LE5) indicate that these human remains were present. Diagnostic artifacts found at the that these human remains were probably buried during the Archaic Walt #1 site (3JE45) indicate that these probably buried during the Middle period (9500–650 B.C.). human remains were probably buried Mississippi Period (A.D. 1000–1350). At an unknown date, human remains during the Coles Creek Phase (A.D. 700– In 1970, 1984, and 1995, human representing, at minimum, one 1000). remains representing, at minimum, individual were recovered from site In 1968, human remains representing, three individuals were recovered from 3JA1 in Jackson County, AR. These at minimum, two individuals were the Soudan site (3LE5) in Lee County, human remains were donated to the recovered from the Greer site (3JE50) in AR. No known individuals were Arkansas Archeological Survey in 1972. Jefferson County, AR. No known identified. No associated funerary No known individual was identified. No individuals were identified. No objects were present. Diagnostic artifacts associated funerary objects were associated funerary objects were found at the Soudan site (3LE5) indicate present. Diagnostic artifacts found at present. Diagnostic artifacts found at the that these human remains were site 3JA1 indicate that these human Greer site (3JE50) indicate that these probably buried during the Middle remains were probably buried during human remains were probably buried Mississippi Period (A.D. 1000–1350). the Prehistoric Period (11,650 B.C.–A.D. during either the Late Woodland Period In 1988, human remains representing, 1541). (A.D. 600–950) or Mississippi Period at minimum, one individual were In 1978, human remains representing, (A.D. 950–1541). recovered from the Kent site (3LE8) in at minimum, one individual were In 1968, human remains representing, Lee County, AR. No known individual recovered from site 3JA456 in Jackson at minimum, one individual were was identified. No associated funerary County, AR. No known individual was recovered from site 3JE62 in Jefferson objects were present. Diagnostic artifacts identified. No associated funerary County, AR. No known individual was found at the Kent site (3LE8) indicate objects were present. Diagnostic artifacts identified. No associated funerary that these human remains were found at site 3JA456 indicate that these objects were present. Diagnostic artifacts probably buried during the Mississippi human remains were probably buried found at site 3JE62 indicate that these Period (A.D. 950–1541) or Kent Phase during the Woodland Period (650 B.C.– human remains were probably buried (A.D. 1350–1600). A.D. 950). during the Late Woodland Period (A.D. In 1988 and 1989, human remains In 1968, human remains representing, 600–950). representing, at minimum, three at minimum, three individuals were In 1972 and 1974, human remains individuals were recovered from the recovered from Webb Farm #1 site representing, at minimum, one Clay Hill site (3LE11) in Lee County, (3JE2) in Jefferson County, AR. No individual were recovered from site AR. No known individuals were known individuals were identified. No 3LW44 in Lawrence County, AR. No identified. No associated funerary associated funerary objects were known individual was identified. No objects were present. Diagnostic artifacts present. Diagnostic artifacts found at the associated funerary objects were found at the Clay Hill site (3LE11) Webb Farm #1 site (3JE2) indicate that present. Diagnostic artifacts found at indicate that these human remains were these human remains were probably site 3LW44 indicate that these human probably buried during the Mississippi buried during the Late Woodland Period remains were probably buried during Period (A.D. 950–1541) or Kent Phase (A.D. 600–950). the Middle Mississippi Period (A.D. (A.D. 1350–1600). At an unknown date, human remains 1000–1350). At an unknown date, human remains representing, at minimum, one In 2015, human remains representing, representing, at minimum, one individual were recovered from the at minimum, two individuals were individual were recovered from the Clay Webb Farm #2 site (3JE6) in Jefferson recovered from site 3LW809 in Hill site (3LE11) in Lee County, AR. County, AR. These human remains were Lawrence County, AR. No known These human remains were donated to donated to the Arkansas Archeological individuals were identified. No the Arkansas Archeological Survey in Survey in 1968. No known individual associated funerary objects were 1970. No known individual was was identified. No associated funerary present. Diagnostic artifacts found at identified. No associated funerary objects were present. Diagnostic artifacts site 3LW809 indicate that these human objects were present. Diagnostic artifacts found at the Webb Farm #2 site (3JE6) remains were probably buried during found at the Clay Hill site (3LE11) indicate that these human remains were the Prehistoric Period (11,650 B.C.–A.D. indicate that these human remains were probably buried during the Late 1541). probably buried during the Mississippi Woodland Period (A.D. 600–950). In 1983, human remains representing, Period (A.D. 900–1500) or Kent Phase In 1979, human remains representing, at minimum, one individual were (A.D. 1350–1600). at minimum, one individual were recovered from the Barrett site (3LE3) in In 1980, human remains representing, recovered from the Noble Lake site Lee County, AR. No known individual at minimum, three individuals were (3JE19) in Jefferson County, AR. No was identified. No associated funerary recovered from the Starkley site (3LE17) known individuals were identified. No objects were present. Diagnostic artifacts in Lee County, AR. No known associated funerary objects were found at the Barrett site (3LE3) indicate individuals were identified. No

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associated funerary objects were was identified. No associated funerary present. Diagnostic artifacts found at the present. Diagnostic artifacts found at the objects were present. Diagnostic artifacts Upper (3MS4) indicate that Starkley site (3LE17) indicate that these found at the Haynes Bluff site (3LE245) these human remains were probably human remains were probably buried indicate that these human remains were buried during the Late Woodland (A.D. during the Mississippi Period (A.D. probably buried during the Mississippi 600–950), Early Mississippi periods 950–1541) or Kent Phase (A.D. 1350– Period (A.D. 950–1541). (A.D. 700–1000), or Nodena Phase (A.D. 1600). In 1994, human remains representing, 1400–1650). In 1984, human remains representing, at minimum, two individuals were At an unknown date, human remains at minimum, one individual were recovered from site 3LE286 in Lee representing, at minimum, one recovered from the Conner site (3LE18) County, AR. No known individuals individual were recovered from site in Lee County, AR. No known were identified. No associated funerary 3MS25 in Mississippi County, AR. No individual was identified. No associated objects were present. Diagnostic artifacts known individual was identified. No funerary objects were present. found at site 3LE286 indicate that these associated funerary objects were Diagnostic artifacts found at the Conner human remains were probably buried present. Diagnostic artifacts found at site (3LE18) indicate that these human during the Mississippi Period (A.D. site 3MS25 indicate that these human remains were probably buried during 950–1541) or Kent Phase (A.D. 1350– remains were probably buried during the Baytown Period (A.D. 400–700) or 1600). the Mississippi Period (A.D. 950–1541). Mississippi Period (A.D. 950–1541). In 2013, human remains representing, At an unknown date, human remains In 1972, human remains representing, at minimum, one individual were representing, at minimum, one at minimum, one individual were excavated from the Toltec Mounds site individual were recovered from the recovered from the Carnes site (3LE29) (3LN42) in Lonoke County, AR. No Friend Levee site (3MS69) in in Lee County, AR. No known known individual was identified. No Mississippi County, AR. These human individual was identified. No associated associated funerary objects are present. remains were donated to the Arkansas funerary objects were present. Diagnostic artifacts found at the Toltec Archeological Survey in 2009. No Diagnostic artifacts found at the Carnes Mounds site (3LN42) indicate that these known individual was identified. No site (3LE29) indicate that these human human remains were probably buried associated funerary objects were remains were probably buried during during the Plum Bayou Phase (A.D. present. Diagnostic artifacts found at the the Mississippi Period (A.D. 950–1541) 700–1000). Friend Levee site (3MS69) indicate that or Kent Phase (A.D. 1350–1600). In 1994 and 1995, human remains these human remains were probably In 1973, human remains representing, representing, at minimum, five buried during the Mississippi Period at minimum, one individual were individuals were recovered from site (A.D. 950–1541). recovered from the Parson site (3LE50) 3LO12 in Logan County, AR. No known In 1980, human remains representing, in Lee County, AR. No known individuals were identified. No at minimum, one individual were individual was identified. No associated associated funerary objects were recovered from the Bradbury site funerary objects were present. present. Diagnostic artifacts found at (3MS100) in Mississippi County, AR. Diagnostic artifacts found at the Parson site 3LO12 indicate that these human No known individual was identified. No site (3LE50) indicate that these human remains were probably buried during associated funerary objects were remains were probably buried during the Mississippi Period (A.D. 950–1541). present. Diagnostic artifacts found at the the Mississippi Period (A.D. 950–1541). At an unknown date, human remains Bradbury site (3MS100) indicate that In 1984, human remains representing, representing, at minimum, one these human remains were probably at minimum, one individual were individual were recovered from the buried during the Mississippi Period recovered from the Troublesome Lake River Mountain Indian site (3LO31) in (A.D. 950–1541). site (3LE128) in Lee County, AR. No Logan County, AR. These human In 2009, human remains representing, known individual was identified. No remains were donated to the Arkansas at minimum, one individual were associated funerary objects were Archeological Survey in 1971. No recovered from the Bradbury site present. Diagnostic artifacts found at the known individual was identified. No (3MS100) in Mississippi County, AR. Troublesome Lake site (3LE128) associated funerary objects were No known individual was identified. No indicate that these human remains were present. Diagnostic artifacts found at the associated funerary objects were probably buried during the Baytown River Mountain Indian site (3LO31) present. Diagnostic artifacts found at the Period (A.D. 400–700) to Mississippi indicate that these human remains were Bradbury site (3MS100) indicate that Period (A.D. 950–1541). probably buried during the Prehistoric these human remains were probably In 1988, human remains representing, Period (11,650 B.C.–A.D. 1541). buried during the Mississippi Period at minimum, one individual were In 2013, human remains representing, (A.D. 950–1541). recovered from the Peters Church site at minimum, one individual were In 2005, human remains representing, (3LE130) in Lee County, AR. No known recovered from the Toltec Mounds site at minimum, one individual were individual was identified. No associated (3LN42) in Lonoke County, AR. No recovered from the (3MS105) funerary objects were present. known individual was identified. No in Mississippi County, AR. No known Diagnostic artifacts found at the Peters associated funerary objects were individual was identified. No associated Church site (3LE130) indicate that these present. Diagnostic artifacts found at the funerary objects were present. human remains were probably buried Toltec Mounds site (3LN42) indicate Diagnostic artifacts found at the Eaker during the Mississippi Period (A.D. that these human remains were site (3MS105) indicate that these human 950–1541). probably buried during the Plum Bayou remains were probably buried during At an unknown date, human remains Culture (A.D. 700–1000). the Mississippi Period (A.D. 950–1541). representing, at minimum, one In 1973, human remains representing, In 2006, human remains representing, individual were recovered from the at minimum, two individuals were at minimum, one individual were Haynes Bluff site (3LE245) in Lee recovered from the Upper Nodena site recovered from the Eaker site (3MS105) County, AR. These human remains were (3MS4) in Mississippi County, AR. No in Mississippi County, AR. No known donated to the Arkansas Archeological known individuals were identified. No individual was identified. No associated Survey in 1987. No known individual associated funerary objects were funerary objects were present.

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Diagnostic artifacts found at the Eaker At an unknown date, human remains AR. These human remains were donated site (3MS105) indicate that these human representing, at minimum, one to the Arkansas Archeological Survey in remains were probably buried during individual were recovered from the 1973. No known individual was the Mississippi Period (A.D. 950–1541). Webster’s Camp site (3MO3) in Monroe identified. No associated funerary In 1980, human remains representing, County, AR. These human remains were objects were present. Diagnostic artifacts at minimum, one individual were donated to the Arkansas Archeological found at the Dupree site (3PH1) indicate recovered from the Barfield’s Landing Survey in 1968. No known individual that these human remains were site (3MS109) in Mississippi County, was identified. No associated funerary probably buried during the Mississippi AR. No known individual was objects were present. Diagnostic artifacts Period (A.D. 950–1541). identified. No associated funerary found at the Webster’s Camp site In 1978, human remains representing, objects were present. Diagnostic artifacts (3MO3) indicate that these human at minimum, three individuals were found at the Barfield’s Landing site remains were probably buried during recovered from the Moore site (3PH7) in (3MS109) indicate that these human the Baytown Period (A.D. 400–700) or Phillips County, AR. No known remains were probably buried during Mississippi Period (A.D. 950–1541). individuals were identified. No the Mississippi Period (A.D. 950–1541). In 1979, human remains representing, associated funerary objects were In 1974, human remains representing, at minimum, one individual were present. Diagnostic artifacts found at the at minimum, one individual were recovered from the Green River site Moore site (3PH7) indicate that these recovered from site 3MS111 in (3MO55) in Monroe County, AR. No human remains were probably buried Mississippi County, AR. No known known individual was identified. No during the Mississippi Period (A.D. individual was identified. No associated associated funerary objects were 950–1541). funerary objects were present. present. Diagnostic artifacts found at the In 1977, human remains representing, Diagnostic artifacts found at site Green River site (3MO55) indicate that at minimum, one individual were 3MS111 indicate that these human these human remains were probably recovered from the Old Town site remains were probably buried during buried during the Baytown Period (A.D. (3PH20) in Phillips County, AR. No the Mississippi Period (A.D. 950–1541). 400–700) or Mississippi Period (A.D. known individual was identified. No In 1988, human remains representing, 950–1541). associated funerary objects were at minimum, one individual were At an unknown date, human remains present. Diagnostic artifacts found at the recovered from site 3MS441 in representing, at minimum, one Old Town site (3PH20) indicate that Mississippi County, AR. No known individual were recovered from the these human remains were probably individual was identified. No associated Walnut Ridge/Brinker Place site buried during the Mississippi Period funerary objects were present. (3MO61) in Monroe County, AR. These (A.D. 950–1541). Diagnostic artifacts found at site human remains were donated to the At an unknown date, human remains 3MS441 indicate that these human Arkansas Archeological Survey in 1983. representing, at minimum, one remains were probably buried during No known individual was identified. No individual were recovered from the the Mississippi Period (A.D. 950–1541). associated funerary objects were Shadden site (3PH39) in Phillips In 2001, human remains representing, present. Diagnostic artifacts found at the County, AR. These human remains were at minimum, one individual were Walnut Ridge/Brinker Place site donated to the Arkansas Archeological recovered from the Bo site (3MS631) in (3MO61) indicate that these human Survey in 1990. No known individual Mississippi County, AR. No known remains were probably buried during was identified. No associated funerary individual was identified. No associated the Baytown Period (A.D. 400–700) or objects were present. Diagnostic artifacts funerary objects were present. Mississippi Period (A.D. 950–1541). found at the Shadden site (3PH39) Diagnostic artifacts found at the Bo site At an unknown date, human remains indicate that these human remains were (3MS631) indicate that these human representing, at minimum, three probably buried during the Woodland remains were probably buried during individuals were recovered from the Period (650 B.C.–A.D. 950). the Mississippi Period (A.D. 950–1541). Bank of Brinkley site (3MO72) in At an unknown date, human remains At an unknown date, human remains Monroe County, AR. These human representing, at minimum, one representing, at minimum, two remains were donated to the Arkansas individual were recovered from the individuals were recovered near Archeological Survey in 1998. No Eloise Toney site (3PH42) in Phillips Blytheville in Mississippi County, AR. known individuals were identified. No County, AR. These human remains were These human remains were donated to associated funerary objects were donated to the Arkansas Archeological the Arkansas Archeological Survey in present. Diagnostic artifacts found at the Survey in 1990. No known individual 1998. No known individuals were Bank of Brinkley site (3MO72) indicate was identified. No associated funerary identified. No associated funerary that these human remains were objects were present. Diagnostic artifacts objects were present. Diagnostic artifacts probably buried during the Woodland found at the Eloise Toney site (3PH42) found in Mississippi County, AR, Period (650 B.C.–A.D. 950). indicate that these human remains were indicate that these human remains were In 1969, human remains representing, probably buried during the Mississippi probably buried during the Prehistoric at minimum, one individual were Period (A.D. 950–1541). Period (11,650 B.C.–A.D. 1541). recovered from the Dupree site (3PH1) In 1969, human remains representing, In 1970, 1978, and 1990, human in Phillips County, AR. No known at minimum, one individual were remains representing, at minimum, one individual was identified. No associated recovered at site 3PH45 in Phillips individual were recovered from the funerary objects were present. County, AR. No known individual was (3MO1) in Monroe County, Diagnostic artifacts found at the Dupree identified. No associated funerary AR. No known individual was site (3PH1) indicate that these human objects were present. Diagnostic artifacts identified. No associated funerary remains were probably buried during found at site 3PH45 indicate that these objects were present. Diagnostic artifacts the Mississippi Period (A.D. 950–1541). human remains were probably buried found at the Baytown site (3MO1) At an unknown date, human remains during the Baytown Period (A.D. 400– indicate that these human remains were representing, at minimum, one 700). probably buried during the Baytown individual were recovered from the At an unknown date, human remains Period (A.D. 400–700). Dupree site (3PH1) in Phillips County, representing, at minimum, one

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individual were recovered from the Old (3PO2/23) in Poinsett County, AR. No probably buried during the Woodland Town Lake site (3PH48) in Phillips known individual was identified. No Period (650 B.C.–A.D. 950). County, AR. These human remains were associated funerary objects were In 1972 and 1973, human remains donated to the Arkansas Archeological present. Diagnostic artifacts found at the representing, at minimum, one Survey in 1990. No known individual Potter’s Field site (3PO2/23) indicate individual were recovered from the was identified. No associated funerary that these human remains were Fowler’s Point/Mulberry Hill site objects were present. Diagnostic artifacts probably buried during the Prehistoric (3PR21) in Prairie County, AR. No found at the Old Town Lake site Period (11,650 B.C.–A.D. 1541). known individual was identified. No (3PH48) indicate that these human In 1974 and 1980, human remains associated funerary objects were remains were probably buried during representing, at minimum, three present. Diagnostic artifacts found at the the Marksville Period (100 B.C.–A.D. individuals were recovered from the Fowler’s Point/Mulberry Hill site 400). Miller site (3PO24) in Poinsett County, (3PR21) indicate that these human In 1977, human remains representing, AR. No known individuals were remains were probably buried during at minimum, one individual were identified. No associated funerary the Baytown Period (A.D. 400–700) or recovered from the College site (3PH53) objects were present. Diagnostic artifacts Mississippi Period (A.D. 950–1541). in Phillips County, AR. No known found at the Miller site (3PO24) indicate At an unknown date, human remains individual was identified. No associated that these human remains were representing, at minimum, two funerary objects were present. probably buried during the Mississippi individuals were recovered from the Diagnostic artifacts found at the College (A.D. 900–1541) or Parkin Phase (A.D. Fowler’s Point/Mulberry Hill site site (3PH53) indicate that these human 1300–1600). (3PR21) in Prairie County, AR. These remains were probably buried during At an unknown date, human remains human remains were donated to the the Woodland Period (650 B.C.–A.D. representing, at minimum, one Arkansas Archeological Survey in 1987. 950). individual were recovered from the No known individuals were identified. In 1969, human remains representing, Roby Cooper Place site (3PO40) in No associated funerary objects were at minimum, one individual were Poinsett County, AR. These human present. Diagnostic artifacts found at the recovered from the Montgomery #2 site remains were donated to the Arkansas Fowler’s Point/Mulberry Hill site (3PH60) in Phillips County, AR. No Archeological Survey in 1974. No (3PR21) indicate that these human known individual was identified. No known individual was identified. No remains were probably buried during associated funerary objects were associated funerary objects were the Baytown Period (A.D. 400–700) or present. Diagnostic artifacts found at the present. Diagnostic artifacts found at the Mississippi Period (A.D. 950–1541). Montgomery #2 site (3PH60) indicate Roby Cooper Place site (3PO40) indicate In 1972 and 2011, human remains that these human remains were that these human remains were representing, at minimum, one probably buried during the Woodland probably buried during the Baytown individual were recovered from the Period (650 B.C.–A.D. 950). Period (A.D. 400–700). Sanner-Ferguson site (3PR22) in Prairie In 1969, human remains representing, At an unknown date, human remains County, AR. No known individual was at minimum, one individual were representing, at minimum, one identified. No associated funerary recovered from the Chip Franklin site individual were recovered from the objects were present. Diagnostic artifacts (3PH65) in Phillips County, AR. No Hubbard #2 site (3PO146) in Poinsett found at the Sanner-Ferguson site known individual was identified. No County, AR. These human remains were (3PR22) indicate that these human associated funerary objects were donated to the Arkansas Archeological remains were probably buried during present. Diagnostic artifacts found at the Survey in 2013. No known individual the Mississippi Period (A.D. 950–1541). Chip Franklin site (3PH65) indicate that was identified. No associated funerary In 1978, human remains representing, these human remains were probably objects were present. Diagnostic artifacts at minimum, one individual were buried during the Mississippi Period found at the Hubbard #2 site (3PO146) recovered from the Bull Farm #1 site (A.D. 950–1541). indicate that these human remains were (3PR26) in Prairie County, AR. No In 1972 and 1973, human remains probably buried during the Woodland known individual was identified. The representing, at minimum, one Period (650 B.C.–A.D. 950). one associated funerary object is one individual were recovered from the At an unknown date, human remains Winterville incised ceramic fragment Martin site (3PH126) in Phillips County, representing, at minimum, one (catalog # 78–1216–1). Diagnostic AR. No known individual was individual were recovered near Marked artifacts found at the Bull Farm #1 site identified. No associated funerary Tree in Poinsett County, AR. These (3PR26) indicate that these human objects were present. Diagnostic artifacts human remains were donated to the remains were probably buried during found at the Martin site (3PH126) Arkansas Archeological Survey at an the Mississippi Period (A.D. 950–1541). indicate that these human remains were unknown date. No known individual At an unknown date, human remains probably buried during the Mississippi was identified. No associated funerary representing, at minimum, one Period (A.D. 950–1541). objects were present. Diagnostic artifacts individual were recovered from the In 1977, human remains representing, found in Poinsett County, AR, indicate Honey Creek site (3PR28) in Prairie at minimum, one individual were that these human remains were County, AR. These human remains were recovered from site 3PH153 in Phillips probably buried during the Prehistoric donated to the Arkansas Archeological County, AR. No known individual was Period (11,650 B.C.–A.D. 1541). Survey at an unknown date. No known identified. No associated funerary In 1971, human remains representing, individual was identified. No associated objects were present. Diagnostic artifacts at minimum, 19 individuals were funerary objects were present. found at site 3PH153 indicate that these recovered from the Howell Farm site Diagnostic artifacts found in Prairie human remains were probably buried (3PP17) in Pope County, AR. No known County, AR, indicate that these human during the Mississippi Period (A.D. individuals were identified. No remains were probably buried during 950–1541). associated funerary objects were the Prehistoric Period (11,650 B.C.–A.D. In 2015, human remains representing, present. Diagnostic artifacts recovered 1541). at minimum, one individual were from the Howell Farm site (3PP17) At an unknown date, human remains recovered from the Potter’s Field site indicate that these human remains were representing, at minimum, one

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individual were recovered from the from site 3PU473 indicate that these Survey in 1991. No known individuals Rattlesnake Rest site (3PR48) in Prairie human remains were probably buried were identified. No associated funerary County, AR. These human remains were during the Baytown Period (A.D. 400– objects were present. Diagnostic artifacts donated to the Arkansas Archeological 700) or Mississippi Period (A.D. 950– found at the Manley site (3SF25) Survey in 1983. No known individual 1541). indicate that these remains were was identified. No associated funerary In 2012, human remains representing, probably buried during the Prehistoric objects were present. Diagnostic artifacts at minimum, one individual were Period (11,650 B.C.–A.D. 1541). found at the Rattlesnake Rest site recovered from the Grigsby site In 1969, human remains representing, (3PR48) indicate that these human (3RA262) in Randolph County, AR. No at minimum, seven individuals were remains were probably buried during known individual was identified. In recovered from the Soc site (3WH34) in the Baytown Period (A.D. 400–700) or accordance with Arkansas State Law, White County, AR. No known Mississippi Period (A.D. 950–1541). these human remains were reburied at individuals were identified. No At an unknown date, human remains the Grigsby site (3RA262) at an associated funerary objects were representing, at minimum, one unknown date. The 1,866 associated present. Diagnostic artifacts found at the individual were recovered from the funerary objects include 1,841 glass Soc site (3WH34) indicate that these Plunkett C–9 site (3PR97) in Prairie beads, 6 metal fragments, 1 metal kettle, human remains were probably buried County, AR. These human remains were 8 metal beads, 2 tinkling cones, 2 iron during the Mississippi Period (A.D. donated to the Arkansas Archeological knives, 4 iron coils, 1 metal spoon, and 950–1541). Survey in 1991. No known individual 1 coil bracelet. These diagnostic artifacts At an unknown date, human remains was identified. No associated funerary indicate that the associated human representing, at minimum, one objects were present. Diagnostic artifacts remains were probably originally buried individual were recovered from site found at the Plunkett C–9 site (3PR97) during the Protohistoric Period (A.D. 3WH73 in White County, AR. These indicate that these human remains were 1541–1700). human remains were donated to the probably buried during the Baytown At an unknown date, human remains Arkansas Archeological Survey in 1970. Period (A.D. 400–700). representing, at minimum, one No known individual was identified. No In 2008 and 2009, human remains individual were recovered from the Big associated funerary objects were representing, at minimum, 20 Eddy site (3SF9) in St. Francis County, present. Diagnostic artifacts at site individuals were recovered from the AR. These human remains were donated 3WH73 indicate that these human Isgrig site (3PU15) in Pulaski County, to the Arkansas Archeological Survey in remains were probably buried during AR. No known individuals were 1991. No known individual was the Prehistoric Period (11,650 B.C.–A.D. identified. The 45 associated funerary identified. No associated funerary 1541). objects include 26 ceramic vessels, 15 objects were present. Diagnostic artifacts In 1973, human remains representing, arrow points, and 4 deer ulna awls. found at the (3SF9) at minimum, one individual were Diagnostic artifacts found at the Isgrig indicate that these human remains were recovered from the Glaze Creek Access site (3PU15) indicate that these human probably buried during the Mississippi site (3WH168) in White County, AR. No remains were probably buried during Period (A.D. 950–1541). known individual was identified. No the Mississippi Period (A.D. 950–1541). At an unknown date, human remains associated funerary objects were In 1990, human remains representing, representing, at minimum, one present. Diagnostic artifacts at the Glaze at minimum, 25 individuals were individual were recovered from the Big Creek Access site (3WH168) indicate recovered from the Kuykendall Brake Eddy site (3SF9) in St. Francis County, that these human remains were site (3PU111) in Pulaski County, AR. No AR. These human remains were donated probably buried during the Baytown known individuals were identified. No to the Arkansas Archeological Survey in Period (A.D. 400–700). associated funerary objects were 2014. No known individual was In 1989, human remains representing, present. Diagnostic artifacts found at the identified. No associated funerary at minimum, two individuals were Kuykendall Brake site (3PU111) indicate objects were present. Diagnostic artifacts recovered from site 3WH462 in White that these human remains were found at the Big Eddy site (3SF9) County, AR. No known individuals probably buried during the Menard indicate that these human remains were were identified. No associated funerary Complex (A.D. 1500–1700). probably buried during the Mississippi objects were present. Diagnostic artifacts In 1995, human remains representing, Period (A.D. 950–1541). at site 3WH462 indicate that these at minimum, one individual were At an unknown date, human remains human remains were probably buried recovered from the County Dairy Farm representing, at minimum, two during the Woodland Period (650 B.C.– site (3PU163) in Pulaski County, AR. No individuals were recovered from the A.D. 950) or Mississippi Period (A.D. known individual was identified. No Castile Landing site (3SF12) in St. 950–1541). associated funerary objects were Francis County, AR. These human In 1983, human remains representing, present. Diagnostic artifacts found at the remains were donated to the Arkansas at minimum, one individual were County Dairy Farm site (3PU163) Archeological Survey in 1991. No recovered near Augusta in White indicate that these human remains were known individuals were identified. No County, AR. No known individual was probably buried during the Late associated funerary objects were identified. No associated funerary Woodland Period (A.D. 600–950). present. Diagnostic artifacts found at the objects were present. Diagnostic artifacts At an unknown date, human remains Castile Landing site (3SF12) indicate found near Augusta in White County, representing, at minimum, two that these human remains were AR, indicate that these human remains individuals were recovered from site probably buried during the Mississippi were probably buried during the 3PU473 in Pulaski County, AR. These Period (A.D. 950–1541). Prehistoric Period (11,650 B.C.–A.D. human remains were sent to the At an unknown date, human remains 1541). Arkansas Archeological Survey from the representing, at minimum, seven At an unknown date, human remains state Medical Examiner at an unknown individuals were recovered from the representing, at minimum, one date. No known individuals were Manley site (3SF25) in St. Francis individual were recovered from the Old identified. No associated funerary County, AR. These human remains were Barn site (3WO239) in Woodruff objects were present. Diagnostic artifacts donated to the Arkansas Archeological County, AR. No known individual was

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identified. No associated funerary Arkansas. These human remains were objects were present. Diagnostic artifacts objects were present. Diagnostic artifacts donated to the Arkansas Archeological found in Northeast Arkansas indicate found at the Old Barn site (3WO239) Survey in 2015. No known individuals that these human remains were indicate that these human remains were were identified. No associated funerary probably buried during the Prehistoric probably buried during the Late objects were present. Diagnostic artifacts Period (11,650 B.C.–A.D. 1541). Mississippi Period (A.D. 1350–1650). found in Northeast Arkansas indicate At an unknown date, human remains In 1967, human remains representing, that these human remains were representing, at minimum, one at minimum, one individual were probably buried during the Prehistoric individual were recovered from an recovered from the Delaware Creek site Period (11,650 B.C.–A.D. 1500). unknown location in White County, AR, (3YE6) in Yell County, AR. No known At an unknown date, human remains by the State Medical Examiner. These individual was identified. No associated representing, at minimum, one human remains were determined to be funerary objects were present. individual were recovered from of Native American descent and were Diagnostic artifacts found at the Willshand Farms in Northeast Arkansas. transferred to the Arkansas Delaware Creek site (3YE6) indicate that These human remains were donated to Archeological Survey at an unknown these human remains were probably the Arkansas Archeological Survey in date. No known individual was buried during the Prehistoric Period 1991. No known individual was identified. No associated funerary (11,650 B.C.–A.D. 1541). identified. No associated funerary objects were present. Diagnostic artifacts At an unknown date, human remains objects were present. Diagnostic artifacts found in White County, AR, indicate representing, at minimum, one found at Willshand Farms indicate that that these human remains were individual were recovered from the these human remains were probably probably buried during the Prehistoric Bullock site (3YE20) in Yell County, AR. buried during the Prehistoric Period Period (11,650 B.C.–A.D. 1541). These human remains were donated to (11,650 B.C.–A.D. 1541). At an unknown date, human remains the Arkansas Archeological Survey in At an unknown date, human remains representing, at minimum, one 1970. No known individual was representing, at minimum, one individual were recovered from an identified. No associated funerary individual were recovered from the unknown location in St. Francis County, objects were present. Diagnostic artifacts Atkins Bottoms site in Pope County, AR. AR, by the State Medical Examiner. found at the Bullock site (3YE20) These human remains were donated to These human remains were determined indicate that these human remains were the Arkansas Archeological Survey in to be of Native American descent and probably buried during the Prehistoric 2015. No known individual was were transferred to the Arkansas Period (11,650 B.C.–A.D. 1541). identified. No associated funerary Archeological Survey at an unknown In 1992, human remains representing, objects were present. Diagnostic artifacts date. No known individual was at minimum, one individual were found at the Atkins Bottoms site recovered from the Carden Bottoms site indicate that these human remains were identified. No associated funerary (3YE25) in Yell County, AR. No known probably buried during the Prehistoric objects were present. Diagnostic artifacts individual was identified. The 3 Period (11,650 B.C.–A.D. 1500). found in St. Francis County, AR, associated funerary objects include 3 At an unknown date, human remains indicate that these human remains were tubular shell beads (92–380–51, -56). representing, at minimum, one probably buried during the Prehistoric Diagnostic artifacts found at the Carden individual were recovered from Period (11,650 B.C.–A.D. 1541). Bottoms site (3YE25) indicate that these Memphis, Crittenden County, AR. These At an unknown date, human remains human remains were probably buried human remains were donated to the representing, at minimum, one during the Late Mississippi Period (A.D. Arkansas Archeological Survey in 1994. individual were recovered from an 1350–1650). No known individual was identified. No unknown location in Mississippi In 1991 and 1992, human remains associated funerary objects were County, AR, by the State Medical representing, at minimum, one present. Diagnostic artifacts found in the Examiner. These human remains were individual were recovered from site Memphis, AR, vicinity indicate that determined to be of Native American 3YE347 in Yell County, AR. No known these human remains were probably descent and were transferred to the individual was identified. No associated buried during the Prehistoric Period Arkansas Archeological Survey at an funerary objects were present. (11,650 B.C.–A.D. 1541). unknown date. No known individual Diagnostic artifacts found at site 3YE347 At an unknown date, human remains was identified. No associated funerary indicate that these human remains were representing, at minimum, one objects were present. Diagnostic artifacts probably buried during the Late individual were recovered from an found in Mississippi County, AR, Mississippi Period (A.D. 1350–1650). unknown location in Northeast indicate that these human remains were At an unknown date, human remains Arkansas. These human remains were probably buried during the Prehistoric representing, at minimum, one donated to the Arkansas Archeological Period (11,650 B.C.–A.D. 1541). individual were recovered from the Survey in 1973. No known individual This notice includes a variety of terms Cache River in Arkansas. These human was identified. No associated funerary commonly used in discussions of remains were donated to the Arkansas objects were present. Diagnostic artifacts Arkansas archeology and the historical Archeological Survey in 1991. No found in Northeast Arkansas indicate trajectories that gave rise to specific known individual was identified. No that these human remains were Native American communities associated funerary objects were probably buried during the Prehistoric identified in the historical record. Based present. Diagnostic artifacts found along Period (11,650 B.C.–A.D. 1541). on the archeological context for these the Cache River indicate that these At an unknown date, human remains sites and what is presently known about human remains were probably buried representing, at minimum, one the peoples who pre-date the historic during the Prehistoric Period (11,650 individual were recovered from an Quapaw and occupied the sites listed in B.C.–A.D. 1500). unknown location in Northeast this notice, the Arkansas Archeological At an unknown date, human remains Arkansas. These human remains were Survey has determined the human representing, at minimum, four donated to the Arkansas Archeological remains listed in this notice are individuals were recovered from an Survey in 1968. No known individual culturally affiliated with The Quapaw unknown location in Northeast was identified. No associated funerary Tribe of Indians.

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Determinations Made by the Arkansas human remains, in consultation with Survey at an unknown date. No known Archeological Survey the appropriate Indian tribes, and has individual was identified. No associated Officials of the Arkansas determined that there is no cultural funerary objects are present. Archeological Survey have determined affiliation between the human remains At an unknown date, human remains that: and any present-day Indian tribes. representing, at minimum, one • Pursuant to 25 U.S.C. 3001(9), the Representatives of any Indian tribe not individual (85–814) were recovered human remains described in this notice identified in this notice that wish to from an unknown location in the state represent the physical remains of 276 request transfer of control of these of Arkansas. These human remains were individuals of Native American human remains should submit a written donated to the Arkansas Archeological ancestry. request to the Arkansas Archeological Survey in 1985. No known individual • Pursuant to 25 U.S.C. 3001(3)(A), Survey. If no additional requestors come was identified. No associated funerary the 1,964 objects described in this forward, transfer of control of the objects are present. notice are reasonably believed to have human remains to the Indian tribes At an unknown date, human remains been placed with or near individual stated in this notice may proceed. representing, at minimum, three human remains at the time of death or DATES: Representatives of any Indian individuals (85–812) were recovered later as part of the death rite or tribe not identified in this notice that from an unknown location in the state ceremony. wish to request transfer of control of of Arkansas. These human remains were • Pursuant to 25 U.S.C. 3001(2), there these human remains should submit a donated to the Arkansas Archeological is a relationship of shared group written request with information in Survey in 1985. No known individuals identity that can be reasonably traced support of the request to the Arkansas were identified. No associated funerary between the Native American human Archeological Survey at the address in objects are present. remains and associated funerary objects this notice by March 27, 2017. At an unknown date, human remains and The Quapaw Tribe of Indians. ADDRESSES: Dr. George Sabo, Director, representing, at minimum, two Arkansas Archeological Survey, 2475 individuals (94–1046) were recovered Additional Requestors and Disposition North Hatch Avenue, Fayetteville, AR from an unknown location in the state Lineal descendants or representatives 72704, telephone (479) 575–3556. of Arkansas. These human remains were of any Indian tribe or Native Hawaiian SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: Notice is donated to the Arkansas Archeological organization not identified in this notice here given in accordance with the Survey in 1994. No known individuals that wish to request transfer of control Native American Graves Protection and were identified. No associated funerary of these human remains and associated Repatriation Act (NAGPRA), 25 U.S.C. objects were present. funerary objects should submit a written 3003, of the completion of an inventory At an unknown date, human remains request with information in support of of human remains under the control of representing, at minimum, one the request to Dr. George Sabo, Director, the Arkansas Archeological Survey, individual (94–603) were recovered Arkansas Archeological Survey, 2475 Fayetteville, AR. The human remains from an unknown location in the state North Hatch Avenue, Fayetteville, AR were removed from unknown locations of Arkansas. These human remains were 72704, telephone (479) 575–3556, by in the state of Arkansas. donated to the Arkansas Archeological March 27, 2017. After that date, if no This notice is published as part of the Survey in 1994. No known individual additional requestors have come National Park Service’s administrative was identified. No associated funerary forward, transfer of control of the responsibilities under NAGPRA, 25 objects were present. human remains to and associated U.S.C. 3003(d)(3) and 43 CFR 10.11(d). At an unknown date, human remains funerary objects to The Quapaw Tribe of The determinations in this notice are representing, at minimum, five Indians may proceed. the sole responsibility of the museum, individuals (97–734–1 to –5) were The Arkansas Archeological Survey is institution, or Federal agency that has recovered from an unknown location in responsible for notifying The Quapaw control of the Native American human the state of Arkansas. These human Tribe of Indians that this notice has remains. The National Park Service is remains were donated to the Arkansas been published. not responsible for the determinations Archeological Survey in 1997. No Dated: January 27, 2017. in this notice. known individuals were identified. No associated funerary objects were Melanie O’Brien, Consultation present. Manager, National NAGPRA Program. A detailed assessment of the human At an unknown date, human remains [FR Doc. 2017–03617 Filed 2–23–17; 8:45 am] remains was made by the Arkansas representing, at minimum, three BILLING CODE 4312–52–P Archeological Survey professional staff individuals (97–735) were recovered in consultation with representatives of from an unknown location in the state of Arkansas. These human remains were DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR Caddo Nation of Oklahoma, The Osage Nation (previously listed as the Osage donated to the Arkansas Archeological National Park Service Tribe), The Quapaw Tribe of Indians, Survey in 1997. No known individuals and Tunica-Biloxi Indian Tribe. These were identified. No associated funerary [NPS–WASO–NAGPRA–22813; human remains were inventoried and objects were present. PPWOCRADN0–PCU00RP14.R50000] documented by physical anthropologists At an unknown date, human remains representing, at minimum, two Notice of Inventory Completion: at the University of Arkansas. individuals (98–687 and 98–688) were Arkansas Archeological Survey, History and Description of the Remains recovered from an unknown location in Fayetteville, AR At an unknown date, human remains the state of Arkansas. These human AGENCY: National Park Service, Interior. representing, at minimum, one remains were donated to the Arkansas ACTION: Notice. individual (75 FSN 182) were recovered Archeological Survey in 1998. No from an unknown location in the state known individuals were identified. No SUMMARY: The Arkansas Archeological of Arkansas. These human remains were associated funerary objects were Survey has completed an inventory of donated to the Arkansas Archeological present.

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