An edition of Bug Hill (1983)

Bug Hill

excavation of a multicomponent midden mound in the Jackfork Valley, southeast Oklahoma

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An edition of Bug Hill (1983)

Bug Hill

excavation of a multicomponent midden mound in the Jackfork Valley, southeast Oklahoma

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New World Research
Language
English
Pages
425

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Subjects

Antiquities, Caddoan Indians, Indians of North America, Kitchen-middens

Places

Bug Hill Site (Okla.), Jackfork Creek Valley, Jackfork Creek Valley (Okla.), Oklahoma
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Bug Hill: excavation of a multicomponent midden mound in the Jackfork Valley, southeast Oklahoma
1983, New World Research
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Edition Notes

Bibliography: p. 393-425.

Published in
Pollock, LA (P.O. Box 410, Pollock 71467)
Series
Report of investigations / New World Research ;, no. 81-1, Report of investigations (New World Research, Inc.) ;, no. 81-1.

Classifications

Dewey Decimal Class
976.6/75
Library of Congress
E78.O45 A67 1983

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Pagination
xix, 425 p. :
Number of pages
425

Edition Identifiers

Open Library
OL3000934M
LCCN
84603484
OCLC/WorldCat
12235464

Work Identifiers

Work ID
OL4400766W

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