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Historic Archeology in the OK Panhandle
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Dear Listers, 
I am hoping some of you can help me. I am looking for reports and references for any work done on late nineteenth or early twentieth century farms, ranches, or townsites in the Oklahoma Panhandle. Specifically I am looking for reports on anything from about 1886 to the end of the Dust Bowl. I have Bill Lees article on Old Hardesty (1983). Does anyone know of anything else? Along that same note, does anyone know of any investigations on Dust Bowl sites outside the Oklahoma Panhandle? Send references if you can. Thanks so much!


Rachel Feit
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