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The aim is to evaluate archaeological sites at Vandenberg Air Force Base to prevent damage during project implementation.

July 16, 2026Open Access

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VAFB-1987-09: Results of Archaeological Surface Survey for a Fence Improvement Project and Two Pasture Management Projects Vandenberg Air Force Base, CA

RGRobert O. Gibson

Key Points

The aim is to evaluate archaeological sites at Vandenberg Air Force Base to prevent damage during project implementation.
Conducted archaeological survey and records review of eight sites
Assessed impacts of fence improvements and pasture management projects
Provided recommendations on installation techniques to minimize disturbances
No adverse impacts anticipated with specified installation methods
Use of metal posts without excavations is recommended
Water troughs should be placed within 30 meters of designated locations

Abstract

This document is an archaeological survey and records review for eight archaeological sites on Vandenberg Air Force Base that are located adjacent to existing and proposed barbed wire fences, waterline routes, and water trough locations. No adverse impacts are anticipated so long as metal posts are used that do not require posthole excavations, water troughs are installed within 30 meters of staked locations, and the water lines are installed using a small ditch witch.

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Robert O. Gibson (Tue,) studied this question.

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