An  historic resources survey of the coastal zone of Sarasota County, Florida

Deming, Joan; Williams, J. Raymond

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An historic resources survey of the coastal zone of Sarasota County, Florida

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1990

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An historic resources survey of the coastal zone of Sarasota County, Florida

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Personal Authors:

Deming, Joan ; Williams, J. Raymond ;

Corporate Authors:

Sarasota County (Fla.), Board of County Commissioners . Sarasota County (Fla.), Department of Natural Resources, . Sarasota County (Fla.), Department of Historical Resources, . ... More ▼

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Description:

Consists mainly of description, maps and addresses of archeological sites and historical structures.

Document Type:

Professional Paper

Collection(s):

National Ocean Service (NOS)

Funding:

Funding: Sponsored by the "Dept. of Environmental Regulation, Office of Coastal Zone Management, using funds made available through the National Oceanographic and Atmospheric Administration under the Coastal Zone Management Act, as Amended."--T.p.;
Funding: Florida Department of Environmental Regulation; contract number: CM-235, Agreement for Cultural Resource Management;
Funding: National Oceanographic and Atmospheric Administration;

Place as Subject:

Florida ; Sarasota County ; Sarasota County (Fla.) ;

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