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    Archaeological survey of the Famcor-Gibbs #1 well pad and pipeline for Famcor Oil, Inc. in the Sam Houston National Forest, San Jacinto County, Texas /
    by Bradle, Michael R.
    Published 2004
    “...San Jacinto County (Tex.) Antiquities....”
    Government Document Book
  2. 2
    Archaeological survey of the Evergreen well pad and pipeline for Famcor Oil, Inc. in the Sam Houston National Forest, San Jacinto County, Texas /
    by Bradle, Michael R.
    Published 2004
    “...San Jacinto County (Tex.) Antiquities....”
    Government Document Book
  3. 3
    Archaeological survey of the A-12 well pad expansion for Famcor Oil, Inc. in the Sam Houston National Forest, San Jacinto County, Texas /
    by Bradle, Michael R.
    Published 2005
    “...San Jacinto County (Tex.) Antiquities....”
    Government Document Book
  4. 4
    Archaeological survey of the USA #3 well pad & pipeline for Famcor Oil, Inc. in the Sam Houston National Forest, San Jacinto County, Texas /
    by Bradle, Michael R.
    Published 2005
    “...San Jacinto County (Tex.) Antiquities....”
    Government Document Book
  5. 5
    Archaeological survey of the Coline #4 & 5 well pad expansion and pipelines for Jet Oil Producers, Inc. in the Sam Houston National Forest, San Jacinto County, Texas /
    by Bradle, Michael R.
    Published 2005
    “...San Jacinto County (Tex.) Antiquities....”
    Government Document Book
  6. 6
    Archaeological survey of the A-18, A-19, A-20, A-21, A-22, C-4 well pads and pipelines for Famcor Oil, Inc. in the Sam Houston National Forest, San Jacinto County, Texas /
    by Bradle, Michael R.
    Published 2005
    “...San Jacinto County (Tex.) Antiquities....”
    Government Document Book
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    Archaeological survey of the proposed U.S.A. 1, 2, and 3 well pads for Jet Oil Producers Inc. in the Sam Houston National Forest, San Jacinto County, Texas /
    by Bradle, Michael R.
    Published 2007
    “...San Jacinto County (Tex.) Antiquities....”
    Government Document Book
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