I don't know the exact status of the study, but I was involved in a survey
in Arizona (early 1980s) where we surveyed a pig farm that was destroyed by
flooding.  I vaguely remember it being around Allentown/Allenton (ironic) -
just northwest of Phoenix.  The report would be on file at ASU-OCRM.

Jeanette McKenna, CA

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Subject: Hog Farms

I have a colleague who has documented the archaeological remains of a
mid-20th century hog farm in Southern California (LA County). She is curious
to know if anyone else has come across a hog farm recorded as an
archaeological site (particularly in California)? She is currently trying to
evaluate the site for the National Register, but so far has not come up with
anything comparable. If anyone has an example or literature to point us
towards, would be greatly appreciated.

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