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- 5 hours of reading
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The book explores the historical significance of oysters in Chesapeake Bay, highlighting their prominence as a vital resource for early settlers who marveled at their size and abundance. It delves into the ecological and cultural importance of these shellfish, reflecting on how they shaped the region's identity and economy. Through vivid descriptions and historical accounts, it captures the essence of the bay's natural bounty and the impact of oysters on the local environment and community.
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Maryland's Skipjacks, David Michael Berry
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- 2008
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