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A rewarding demonstration of what can be achieved by matching evidence from the earth with data from the archives and analyzing historical feature and artifact associations. . . . An able testament to the significance of archaeological evidence and its uses.--"Journal of American History"
A rewarding demonstration of what can be achieved by matching evidence from the earth with data from the archives and analyzing historical feature and artifact associations. . . . An able testament to the significance of archaeological evidence and its uses.
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