1. A. There is no standardized form for recording isolates on state lands. Isolates shall be listed and described in a table, on a form developed by the individual or firm performing the survey or on a form required by the state agency.

   (1) Include all qualitative and quantitative observations relevant to the artifact consistent with the standards for in-field analysis in this section. Make type or series identifications when possible.

   (2) If the isolate consists of more than one item, record the dimensions of the distribution (for example, three flakes scattered over 2-by-3 meter area or sherds from a single pottery vessel scattered over a 75-cm diameter area).

2. B. Determine the location of the isolate and plot on a copy of a USGS 7.5-minute (1:24,000) topographic quadrangle map; include name, date and code of the map. Determining location with a global positioning system (GPS) unit to 10-meter accuracy is encouraged.
3. C. Illustrate diagnostic artifacts and other items or take photographs if they will aid in the description or identification of the item.

[4.10.15.13 NMAC - N, 1/01/06]