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Terminal archaic/late prehistoric cooking technology in the lower Pecos : excavation of the Lost Midden site (41VV1991), Seminole Canyon State Park and Historic Site, Val Verde County, Texas

Timothy E. Roberts, Luis A. Alvarado, Leslie Bush, Edwin R. Hajic

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This document provides information of the findings found at the excavation of the Lost Midden Site.

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This document provides information of the findings found at the excavation of the Lost Midden Site.

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This document provides information of the findings found at the excavation of the Lost Midden Site.

Key concepts: Midden, Archaeology, Prehistory, Canyon, Excavation, Historic site, Geography, Geology

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