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1853
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1896
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Archaeological Survey of 18 Neighborhoods in the Socorro Area, El
Paso County, Texas, July 1992, Dana Anthony, David O. Brown, Amy C.
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Brown, Michael, W. Davis, W. David Driver, Amy C. Earls, Robert C.
Everett, Stephen A. Hall, James T. Jones, Herbert C. Morrow, Teresa Lee
Myers, Christian B. Nightengale, and John A. Peterson. Prepared for El
Paso County Lower Valley Water District Authority, by Archaeological
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Survey of the Socorro Mission and Mesa Verde Neighborhoods, El Paso
County, Texas, August, 1992, John A. Peterson, David O. Brown and Dana
Anthony; Contributors: Dana Anthony, David O. Brown, Michael W. Davis,
David Driver, Amy C. Earls, Robert C. Everett, Stephen A. Hall, Herbert
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Inc., El Paso, Texas; Hicks & Company, Austin, Texas.
Archaeological
Survey of the El Paso Public Service Board Industrial Park, El Paso
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Contributors: Neil Ackerly, Dana Anthony, David O. Brown, Michael W.
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1987
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