Archaeological survey at George W. Andrews Lake and Chattahoochee River, Henry and Houston Counties, Alabama, Early Clay and Seminale countries, Georgia
by United States. Army. Corps of Engineers. Mobile District, Cleveland Museum of Natural History, David S. Brose, Russell M. Weisman, Stephanie J. Belovich
Book 37 of Archaeological research report / Cleveland Museum of Natural History --
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