Loubser, Johannes H. N.

This research study was prepared as an element of the archaeological survey of the Plum Creek Wetland Mitigation Site and focuses on the Dougherty Plain physiographic province, the lime sink region of southwest Georgia, as a cultural unit.

This report is written in response to a request by the Tumbling Waters Society of Jackson County to determine if the 47 recorded stone piles and a natural rock outcrop on top of a ridge toe immediately south of a dramatic bend in the North Oconee River could be the historically-described site of

This report describes archaeological investigations of 52 stone piles and an isolated stone pile in the River Glen subdivision and private property immediately to the east.

This report is written in response to a request issued by the Chattahoochee-Oconee National Forests for the recordation (i.e., mapping, photography, and tracing), description (i.e., rock make-up, dimensions, motifs, condition), background and comparative research (i.e., environmental, archaeologi

This third in a series of three reports describes archaeological investigations of 56 stone piles in the River Glen subdivision and private property immediately to the east.

New Echota, the first capitol of the Cherokee Nation, 1825-1838, located in present Gordon County, Georgia, is a National Historic Landmark listed on the National Register of Historic Places.

During a reconnaissance walkover on November 18, 1999 of an approximately 17.1-acre wooded tract of undeveloped private land in the Soapstone Ridge Historic District, Mr. David Cullison of the DeKalb County Historic Preservation Commission observed fairly deep dark loamy soils.

This report describes the archaeological background, mapping, and test unit excavation of a looted gneiss outcrop on a hilltop ridge in Jackson County, Georgia.

New South Associates, Inc. (NSA) conducted Phase II testing at sites 9TP919, 9TP920, and 9TP1103 in Troup County, Georgia. The work was conducted on behalf of the Georgia department of Transportation (GDOT) and in support of the LaGrange Bypass Project (Pl No.0014077).

This report summarizes mapping and test excavations at the following two sites: 1.) a rock shelter on a sharp bend in Walnut Creek and 2.) a ridge toe site known as 9JK17. Both sites are located within Tanner Park, a 55.62-acre land parcel within Jackson County, Georgia.