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Archeological Assessment of Historic and Prehistoric Sites Alone U.S. 87 Sterling County, Texas
Get PDFArcheological investigations were undertaken along U.S. 87 in Sterling County by archeologists from the Environmental Affairs Division of the Texas Department of Transportation (TxDOT) with the assistance of TxDOT\u27s San Angelo District Office. The effort included identification and assessment of cultural resources that would be impacted by the proposed widening of approximately three miles of U.S. 87 beginning 4.6 miles northwest of State Highway 163 in Sterling County (Figure 1). The investigations were carried out as part of TxDOT\u27s efforts to identify historic and prehistoric properties eligible for the National Register of Historic Places (National Register) that might be affected by the undertaking
Preliminary Examination of Archaeological Remains from Fort Johnson and Cantonment Davis
No full textProminent places on the landscape: Occupations at Cowhead Mesa along the eastern escarpment edge of the Southern High Plains of Texas
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The Toyah complex of south and central Texas: Long-range mobility and the emergence of dual economies
No full textMesoamerican-Mississippian interaction across the far Southern Plains by long-range Toyah intermediaries
No full textA RancherĂa in the Gran ApacherĂa: Evidence of Intercultural Interaction at the Cerro Rojo Site
No full textTowards a Context for Late Precontact Culture Change: Comanche Movement Prior to Eighteenth Century Spanish Documentation
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