Spruce Canyon (Geographic Keyword)

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Archaeological Inventory of the Proposed Nebu 498 Well Tie, Middle Mesa Gathering System in San Juan County, New Mexico. Sjc Crm Report 90-Sjc-046 (1990)
DOCUMENT Citation Only Jennifer Kahn.

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Cultural Resource Inventory of the Middle Mesa Gathering System in San Juan County, New Mexico. Sjc Crm Report 89-Sjc-039 (1990)
DOCUMENT Citation Only George R. Burns.

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Cultural Resource Inventory of the Nebu 488 Well Tie Associated With the Middle Mesa Gathering System, San Juan County, New Mexico. Sjc Crm Report 90-Sjc-054 (1990)
DOCUMENT Citation Only Ann Crowe.

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