a contract student at WES, contributed significantly to this work as a research assistant, compiling annotated citations, preparing graphs and tables, and resolving a variety of technical problems. Mr. Hebler's participation in the project has provided him with the opportunity to develop ideas and research experience that relate directly to his Master's thesis on archaeological resource management at Ball State University in Muncie, Indiana. Research assistance in collecting sources and compiling annotations was also provided by Mr. Evan Peacock at Mississippi State University and Mrs. Natalie Maillho at Tulane University. Mr. David Redd, an anthropology student at the University of Southern Mississippi, worked closely with the authors to proof the manuscript and assist in general editing and clerical tasks in the final stages of writing. We would also like to extend our thanks to Mr. Richard Waldbauer and Ms. Beth Savage at the Archaeological Assistance Division of the National Park Service in Washington, D.C., for their help in supplying information concerning various National Register Bulletins.
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