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Stoutamire, Steve. PowerPoint Title: What are the most important Archeology sites in Kerr County?  (PDF version).

Hester, Thomas R. “An Overview of the Archeology of Bandera County, Texas.”
La Tierra Journal of the Southern Texas Archeological Association.  2005.

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