COBB COUNTY, GA (Other Keyword)

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Archaeological Survey of Proposed Route for Lower Allatoona Sanitary Sewer System, Cobb County, Georgia, Revised Report (1988)
DOCUMENT Citation Only J. Ransom Bennett.

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Archeological Excavations at the Lack Acworth Site (9Co45): a Palisaded Mississippian Village in the Upper Piedmont of Northwest Georgia (1994)
DOCUMENT Citation Only John S. Cable. Leslie E. Raymer. Cynthia L. Abrams.

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Cultural Resource Assessment of a Portion of the Allatoona Basin, Northwest Cobb-Southwest Cherokee Counties, Georgia (1985)
DOCUMENT Citation Only Lawrence W. Meier.

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