The Archaic occupations of the Allen Fan Site (13HA385) in the Iowa Valley of Central Iowa

Plains Anthropologist

Volumn 48, Issue 185, 2003, Pages 1-78

  Fishel, Richard L ^a   Mandel, Rolfe D ^a   Collins, James M ^a   Dunne, Michael T ^a  

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Corrington Member; Late Archaic; Middle Archaic; Table Rock points; Tama points

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EID: 77950677208     PISSN: 00320447     EISSN: None     Source Type: Journal    
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