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SEAC on the road: GPR survey, Cumberland Island National Seashore

The island's feral horses will stand in the way of science if that's where the grass is best. Trees are a common obstacle to a ground penetrating radar survey, but in the Lower Garden at Dungeness, Jessica McNeil had to deal with one of the horses, which are not friendly and which damage the island's environment.

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Southeast Archeological Center, Code: SEAC

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03/28/2012

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Person: Jill Halchin
Organization: SEAC
Role: owner
Position: GIS Coordinator
Address: Southeast Archeological Center, NPS
Email: jill_halchin@nps.gov

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