Lab Series Publications

The following publications are those of the University of Georgia Laboratory of Archaeology. Entitled the Laboratory of Archaeology Series Reports, this series was begun in 1960 by Arthur R. Kelly, the founder of the University of Georgia Department of Anthropology as well as the Laboratory of Archaeology. As of early 2011, the Laboratory of Archaeology Series Reports were switched to pdfs.

Many of these contain information on the excavation and interpretation of Indigenous burials. Images and drawings of burials, Ancestors, funerary objects, and other NAGPRA material have been redacted. Research, access, and use of NAGPRA material (including documents and media) controlled by UGA is prohibited and will be granted only after consultation and written approval from an official representative of the affiliated Tribe(s) as well as from the controlling federal or state agency. If you are interested in accessing an unredacted version of the below pdfs, please email the Operations Director (arobthom@uga.edu) to enter into consultation. .

Lab Series # Year Author(s) Title
62 1977 Hally, David J., Wood, W. Dean An Archaeological Survey of the Wallace Dan Tailrace
63 2011 Caldwell, Joseph Ralston Survey and Excavations of the Archaeological Resources of the Allatoona Reservoir
64 1981 Wood, W. Dean An Analysis of Two Early Woodland Households From the Cane Island Site, 9Pm209
65 1977 Lee, Chung Ho Settlement Pattern Analysis of the Late Mississippian Period in Piedmont Georgia
66 1976 DePratter, Chester B. The 1974-75 Archaeological Survey in the Wallace Reservoir Green, Hancock, Morgan, and Putnam Counties, Georgia
67 2012 Graham, Katherine C. Excavations at the Sweetgum Site (9MG245), Morgan County, Georgia: 1990 Field Season
68 1994 Rudolph, James L. Population, Settlement, and Subsistence in the Oconee River Valley, Georgia
69 1976 Jefferies, Richard W. The Tunacunnhee Site: Evidence of Hopewell Interaction in Northwest Georgia
70 2013 Sears, William H. Kolomoki Memoirs
71 1953 Sears, William H. Excavations at Etowah 1953
72 1983 DePratter, Chester B. Late Prehistoric and Early Historic Chiefdoms in the Southeastern United States
73 2013 Miller, Carl F. Archaeological Test Excavations in the Allatoona Reservoir, Northwestern Georgia
74 1941 Caldwell, Joseph Ralston, McCann, Catherine, Hulse, Frederick Irene Mound Site, Chatham County, Georgia
75 1948 Sears, William H. Excavations at Kolomoki Season I - 1948
76 1950 Sears, William H. Excavations at Kolomoki Season II - 1950
77 1952 Sears, William H. Excavations at Kolomoki Season III and IV - Mound D
78 1956 Sears, William H. Excavations at Kolomoki Final Report
79 1985 Duncan, Gwyneth A. A Morphological Analysis of the Tugalo Phase Vessel Assemblage
80 2014 Williams, Mark Archaeological Excavations at the Annewakee Creek Site, 9DO2 Roy Dickens’ 1972 Archaeology Field School
81 2014 Caldwell, Sheila Kelly Archaeological Excavations at the Darien Bluff Site, 9MC10 1952-1953
82 2014 Caldwell, Joseph Ralston Archaeological Excavations at Fairchilds Landing and Hares Landing, Seminole County, Georgia
83 1995 Brooks, Christopher A. Excavation at the Barton-Swift-Nolan House: Antebellum Material Culture in the Georgia Piedmont
84 1992 Wood, Karen Green The Power of Water: Four Early Mill Sites on Georgia's Oconee River
85 2012 Napolitano, Matthew Frank The Role of Back-barrier Islands in the Native American Economies of St. Catherines Island, Georgia
86 2012 Perrine, Rachel Bourbon Field: Preliminary Investigations of a Barrier Island Plantation Site, Sapelo Island, Georgia
87 1976 Midgette, Gordon Moody Fort Morris at Sunbury: Survey and First Excavations
88 1997 Bonhage-Freund, Mary Theresa Paleoethnobotany of the Georgia Piedmont: Four Lamar Period Farmsteads in the Middle Oconee Uplands
89 1990 Stephenson, Keith Investigation of Ocmulgee Cord-marked Pottery Sites in the Big Bend Region of Georgia
90 1998 Reid, Dawn Marie The Use of Soil Analyses to Locate Prehistoric Agricultural Fields: Ocmulgee National Monument, Mound D
91 1977 Seckinger, Ernest W. Social Complexity During the Mississippian Period in Northwest Georgia