The Importance of Small, Surface, and Disturbed Sites as Sources of Significant Archeological Data (Pamphlet)
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Authors: Talmage, Valerie; Chesler, Olga; and Staff of Interagency Archeological Services
Publisher: National Park Service
Pub Date: 1977
Binding: Paperback
Condition: Fair. Stapled binding tight. No marks, tears. Appears unused, but has been sitting askew in a box for some time so upper corner is bowing. A few small spots on front cover, title page.
Notes: Cultural Resource Management Studies. “It is not acceptable to decide, independent of other facts, that small, surface, or disturbed sites should be given little or no consideration in mitigation decisions.” (From the Foreword). Wesbrook’s Law: What you don’t touch, you can’t break.
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