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Soil surveys: a down-to-earth source of cultural information.

From: Michigan Historical Review  |  Date: 9/22/2006  |  Author: Barnett, Le Roy

It is probably fair to say that few historians see soil surveys as potential tools of their trade. The truth is, however, that these publications offer a great deal of information that can benefit those who seek facts about the past.

Soil surveys are designed to show the different types of earth that can be found in a certain (usually a county) area. It must be conceded that seldom is this data required in detailed or scientific form by someone interested in yesteryear other than ...

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