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This volume contains a new collection of 24 essays pertaining to the historic Camino Real de Tierra Adentro, the trade and transportation corridor established by Spanish explorers to connect Santa Fe, New Mexico with Chihuahua and Mexico City in Mexico. T;See also PB95-126835. Also pub. as Cultural Resources Series No. 13.;pg 368
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A brief history of cooperation between highway officials and archaeologists involved in highway construction to preserve archaeological and historic m...
A Management Plan for Historic Bridges in Virginia, published in 2001, identified the management and treatment needs for 55 historic bridges in Virgin...
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