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Figures
Plates
Chapter 1
Chapter 2
Chapter 3A
Chapter 3B
Chapter 3C
Chapter 4A
Chapter 4B
Chapter 4C
Chapter 5A
Chapter 5B
Chapter 5C
Chapter 5D
Chapter 5E
Chapter 6A
Chapter 6B
References

An Archaeological Overview and Assessment of the
Main Unit, Petersburg National Battlefield, Virginia
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