Tyler, Jack

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4930	Schnell, Frank T., Tyler, Jack	An Archaeological and Historical Reconnaisance of Certain Power Substation Locations in Georgia	The Shennandoah Substation will occupy a hilltop which is presently overgrown. The vegetative cover consists of pines less than a foot in diameter at breast height. Near the western border is a wet weather stream bottom which was dry in December. The forest floor consists of ca. 5 cm.	Coweta	1976

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