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Archeologists walk in the dust and heat behind bulldozer, watching for any artifacts that may be uncovered. When interesting material is found, the machinery is rerouted to prevent damage. First load of 76 Unifuel arrives at Tule Springs in a cloud of dust. At left: Sales Manager C. S. (Red) Palmer. pgi§ V Desert Search continued donated their help in and hotel rooms were H. C. Smith, an a State Museum and tion Co., engineere An aerial map: prepared topographic International Ham and Allis—Chalmers the Hli rtT? d'c/u W'W1 ‘5 MM Wm U ; Cargo, Ir the Inti Local 1 moving Unic cants: 1 Tl-P traction of the camp. Food archeologist of the Nevada he H. C. Smith Construe-arthmoving job. ?y. PaflEord and Associates, > guide the operation, it two over-size bulldozers mammoth scraper; Wells-ucks and other equipment: I of Operating Engineers, lerate the enormous earth-eked the fuels and lubri-o£ 76 Unifuel, plus 7600,
