Or how do you SAS a metal detector?



A feller could get lost in here
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"ARIZONA'S GHOST TOWNS AND MINING CAMPS: A Travel Guide and History, Varney. The state is divided into 8 regions with an overview history of each. Reliable travel info to the ghosts is provided as well as up-to-date accounts of the locations that tell what each site is like today. An interesting history of Arizona's mining boom. 10 maps.
136 pp.

ARIZONA GHOST TOWNS/SITES, THEN AND NOW, Preston. A packet of maps locating the ghost towns of Arizona complete with overlays of the modern road system for reference purposes.


ARIZONA TREASURE HUNTER'S GHOST TOWN GUIDE, Fox. 1868 and 1881 maps of the state show 1,200 place names, abandoned roads, forts and mining camps.
24 pp.


ARIZONA GOLD AND GEM MAPS, THEN AND NOW, Preston. A packet of maps showing the locations of gold, silver, gem and mineral deposits in Arizona."

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