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An Archaeological Survey of the Proposed Vastar A-109 Pipeline Western Jasper County, Texas

William Moore

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An archaeological investigation of a 5333 foot pipeline (3.67 acres) in western Jasper County, Texas was performed by Brazos Valley Research Associates (BVRA) of Bryan, Texas in October 2001. No archaeological sites were found to exist within the project area, and it is recommended that construction be allowed to proceed as planned.

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An archaeological investigation of a 5333 foot pipeline (3.67 acres) in western Jasper County, Texas was performed by Brazos Valley Research Associates (BVRA) of Bryan, Texas in October 2001. No archaeological sites were found to exist within the project area, and it is recommended that construction be allowed to proceed as planned.

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An archaeological investigation of a 5333 foot pipeline (3.67 acres) in western Jasper County, Texas was performed by Brazos Valley Research Associates (BVRA) of Bryan, Texas in October 2001. No archaeological sites were found to exist within the project area, and it is recommended that construction be allowed to proceed as planned.

Key concepts: Archaeology, Geography, Pipeline (software), Geology, Engineering, Mechanical engineering

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