VAFBM-1984-01: Archaeological Monitoring at V23 Patrol Road and Hazardous Waste Facility

This document is an archaeological monitoring and testing report for construction along the V23 Patrol Road on Vandenberg Air Force Base, California. Monitoring at the hazardous waste facility found 20 biface manos and 2 hammerstones buried up to 5 feet deep.

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The Digital Archeological Record (tDAR)
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2026-09-25
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https://doi.org/10.48512/xcv8521917
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Water Quality and Resources Studies
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VAFBM-1984-01: Archaeological Monitoring at V23 Patrol Road and Hazardous Waste Facility

Eric Nocerino
The Digital Archeological Record (tDAR)
Water Quality and Resources Studies
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VAFBM-1984-01: Archaeological Monitoring at V23 Patrol Road and Hazardous Waste Facility

Eric Nocerino
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This document is an archaeological monitoring and testing report for construction along the V23 Patrol Road on Vandenberg Air Force Base, California. Monitoring at the hazardous waste facility found 20 biface manos and 2 hammerstones buried up to 5 feet deep.

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