An Archaeological Survey of Two Proposed Powerline Locations in Grant County, New Mexico
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Author: Amsden, Charles W.
Publisher: Office of Contract Archeology, University of New Mexico
Pub Date: 1989
Binding: Paperback (wire-o binding)
Condition: Fair. Binding tight. No tears, bends or folds. Previous owner’s stamp (upside down) on lower title page. This report initially had a post and stick binding and a paper cover. The paper cover was torn and unrepairable. I had the report rebound with a wire-o binding and a clear front cover and black rear cover.
Notes: Ground surveys of two sites, prior to the construction of power lines. One site had only five isolated occurrences. The second site had one archaeological site (LA 73546), and the power line was rerouted around the site. The site recorded was a Mogollon lithic and ceramic scatter, consisting of 79 lithics and 9 ceramics (page 10). No print versions of this title are currently available.
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