Milam County Indian Camps Revealed by Extensive Artifact Finds
The speaker traces Milam County archaeology from Hog Island and McClarren farm camps to San Gabriel and Little River sites. He notes thousands of flint implements, discusses erosion, overflows, and lack of quarry sites, and urges Texas preservation against eastern collectors and foreign universities.
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