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Here you can download a file on the subject. Not exactly the reference you sent Cregg, but maybe useful.
http://www.illinoisarchaeology.com/Cistern%20Paper.pdf
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De: "Madrigal, Cregg" <[log in to unmask]>
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Enviado: Martes 27 de agosto de 2013 10:44
Asunto: Re: request from colleague - Cisterns
Whenever someone asks about cisterns, I recommend this:
Schroeder, Erich K.
1991 "Brother Farmer... Build You a Cistern": A Comparison of Cistern Construction Methods as Revealed in the Historical and Archaeological Records. In Landscape, Architecture, and Artifacts, edited by E. K. Schroeder. pp. 103-119. Illinois Cultural Resources Study No. 15. Illinois Historic Preservation Agency, Springfield.
Unfortunately, I don't have a pdf.
Cregg Madrigal
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From: HISTORICAL ARCHAEOLOGY [mailto:[log in to unmask]] On Behalf Of Bob Genheimer
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Subject: request from colleague
A colleague of mine asked me to post this question. I did not know of anything that succinct, but thought I would run it by you.
"Does anyone know of summary texts talking about the structure and chronology of American cisterns?"
Bob Genheimer
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