Report Abstracts

No existing or eligible National Register archaeological resources were located within the project's area of potential environmental effect.

The artifactual material recovered from the Candler County Landfill property area proved to be very meager. Although all of the material recovered was definitely aboriginal, only one component can definitely be identified. This is based on the one Savannah Check Stamped sherd.

In the opinion of the staff archaeologist, the project is unlikely to affect any sites on or eligible to the National Register of Historic Places.

This report describes a survey of late nineteenth and early twentieth century archaeological sites located within the Naval Submarine Base at Kings Bay, Georgia.

This brief reconnaissance resulted in the identification of five archaeological sites. There are likely to be additional sites present within the project area.

An archaeological survey was conducted within the proposed FY89 Family Housing area at the Naval Submarine Base, Kings Bay, Georgia. Surface reconnaissance and excavation of sixty-two 50x50 cm test pits was completed over a 40.6 hectare area in June 1988.

A cultural resource survey was conducted along the proposed Weed/Ready Street effluent line corridor in downtown St. Marys, Georgia.

The following report presents the results of the annual archeological monitoring efforts for the year 1989.

Charles R. Farnham was attached to the U.S.S. Braziliera as Signal Quartermaster. The Braziliera was serving blockading duty in St. Andrews Sound on November 21, 1863 when Farnham drowned when the dinghy he was aboard was swamped while enroute to Jekyll Island.

This report documents the results of the cultural resources survey for the Kingsland Sewerline Project, Camdem County, Georgia, for the Tribble & Richardson, Inc. No cultural resources were identified in the survey areas.