Hebbardsville (Geographic Keyword)

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An Archaeological Investigation of the Proposed Audubon Cellular Communication Tower Site Near the Community of Hebbardsville in Henderson County, Kentucky (2000)
DOCUMENT Citation Only Rebecca Miller Gillespie.

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A Phase I Archaeological Reconnaissance of Approximately 1,645 Acre Permit Area Near Hebbardsville, Henderson County, Kentucky (1999)
DOCUMENT Citation Only Vincent A. Versluis.

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Phase I Reconnaissance Survey of Cultural Resources in a Surface Mining Permit Area Near the Community of Hebbardsville, Henderson County, Kentucky (1994)
DOCUMENT Citation Only Harold E. Smith.

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