Report Abstracts

Faunal studies of bone from archaeological sites can provide information on the subsistence activities of the human occupants at the site. From such analysis it is possible to describe adaptations to specific environments.

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The results of documentary research and archaeological survey and testing of the riverbank area at Fort Frederica National Monument, St. Simons Island, Georgia, are gibed Carried out by the Jeffrey L.

On March 17, 1935, an archeological survey of a small portion (less than five acres land) of the south end of Sea Island was undertaken and completed. This survey was done by Dr. Sue M. Moore, Professor of Anthropology, Georgia Southern College,, with the assistance of Timothy J. Moore.

Federal Law Enforcement Training Center (FLETC), Glynn County, Georgia, is proposing construct a new multi-activity center (MAC) that will provide classroom support for the tdoor fire ranges. The building will contain classrooms, lab areas, weapons storage, and ces for the firearms staff.

The Federal Law Enforcement Training Center (FLETC), Glynn County, Georgia, is proposing to widen an existing single lane perimeter fence road that leads out of the back (commercial) gate. A motel is being constructed off-center to house over-flow students.

The Federal Law Enforcement and Training Center (FLETC), Glynn County, Georgia, is proposing to construct a new facility for the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, and Firearms (ATF). This facility will consist of 6 to 8 trailers situated on dirt pads.

Law Enforcement Training Center (FLETC), Glynn County, Georgia, is proposing existing campground located in the hypothetical Glynco National Forest. This used as a Practical Exercise site to train federal law enforcement officers to recognize recreation violations.

A reconnaissance level survey for cultural resources was conducted for the future paving of the existing Tank Trail at Fort Stewart, Georgia. The project and area examined for cultural resources included 100 percent of the proposed construction area for the project.

The small scale testing of six archaeological sites during a Cultural Resource Management excavation program on the 2500 acre (1012 ha) Colonel's Island in Glynn County, Georgia provides insight into the nature of the human occupation of the interior areas of the coastal marsh.