Tyndall AFB Assessment Report

Evaluation and Assessment of Significance
Archaeological Site: 8BY1817 (Aircraft Crash)

Final Report, April 24, 2017, Bibliography.

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Abstract & Introduction	Previous Investigations and Preliminary Findings	Site Specific Aviation Historical Context	Site Specific Aviation Historical Context 2	Artifact Analysis
Artifact Analysis 2	Archival Research	NRHP Assessment of Eligibility & Recommendation	Bibliography

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