The art of splitting stone early rock quarrying methods in pre-industrial New England, 1630-1825 co-authors, Mary Gage, James Gage

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The art of splitting stone early rock quarrying methods in pre-industrial New England, 1630-1825 co-authors, Mary Gage, James Gage

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on 14 Jun 2007

Year of Creation

2002

Mary Gage, 1946-, & James Gage, 1972

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TX0005559578

on 14 Jun 2007

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TX0005559578

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6/14/2007

Year of Creation

2002

Place of First Publication

Amesbury, MA

Publisher Name

Powwow River Books

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DLC-CO

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New

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64 p

Personal Authors

Mary Gage

James Gage

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