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Northeast Historical Archaeology, 2001-2002 Vol 30-31,pp 23-40 Sherene Baugher "What is it? Archaeological Evidence of Nineteenth-Century Agricultural Systems"

>>> "Pentney, Sandra" 10/29/12 2:07 PM >>> 
Has anyone done any research on agricultural drainage tiles? How much of an agricultural field is disturbed from the installation of drainage tile? Are/were the tiles installed at an average depth? Does anyone know of any reference material on this topic? 

Thank you, 
Sandra.

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