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Live Oak Island The following field notes are very interesting and detailed (unlike today's field notes). They describe the contract with the crew, a Polaris shot in 1897 and much more. Field notes are our umbilical cord. But they are getting worse every year. In survey review, you always ask for the field notes. Too bad it is a lost art. Field Notes.pdf (22 mb) Posted on Friday, January 08, 2010 in Field Notes of the Week by Howard Ehmke \| Comments (1)
Song of the 3-Man Crew SONG OF THE 3-MAN CREW.doc thanks to Mary Hanna Clodfelter of Mock Roos and Associates Posted on Friday, September 25, 2009 in Field Notes of the Week by Mary Hanna Clodfelter \| Add Comment
T47 R 41 Section 1 & 2 Field Notes T47 R41 S1&2 EGross Worksheets nodate.pdf T47 R41 S2 EGross FB D16 1955.pdf T47 R41 S2 EGross FB D18 1956.pdf T46 R41 EGross FB D52 1959.pdf Posted on Friday, April 03, 2009 in Field Notes of the Week by Howard Ehmke \| Add Comment
T51 R41 Newman 1908 T51 R41 JNewman Vol 259 p 463-475 1908.pdf (note: measurements are in feet) Posted on Friday, March 13, 2009 in Field Notes of the Week by Howard Ehmke \| Add Comment
T44 R41 RF Ensey Field Notes T44R41_RF_Ensey_Field_Notes.pdf Posted on Friday, September 05, 2008 in Field Notes of the Week by Howard Ehmke \| Add Comment

Live Oak Island

The following field notes are very interesting and detailed (unlike today's field notes). They describe the contract with the crew, a Polaris shot in 1897 and much more. Field notes are our umbilical cord. But they are getting worse every year. In survey review, you always ask for the field notes. Too bad it is a lost art.

Field Notes.pdf (22 mb)