Abbott, Larry R.

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An archaeological assessment Eighteen Greens, Pine Oaks Golf Course Robins Air Force Base Houston County, Georgia. Six archaeological sites were found, both prehistoric and historic.

The Lamar Unit of Ocmulgee National Monument sits on the Ocmulgee River bottoms about two miles south of the main unit (Fig. 1).

Archeological site 9Ht28 has a very low prehistoric and historic artifact density faintly clustered spatially and resting in a secondary, plowzone context.

Blanton and Reed (1987) identified 29 "occurrences" (0.1 through 0.9 and 0.11 through 0.30) during their extensive archeological survey on Robins Air Force Base (AFB); however, their report did not make clear whether these were merely isolated finds or actual archeological sites.

The purpose of this report is to document the results of a several years of survey, testing, construction monitoring, and other archaeological activities on Robins Air Force Base (AFB), Houston County, Georgia.

Since 1987, 43 previously unknown archaeological sites have been discovered on Robins Air Force Base (AFB).

The installation of a new Approach Landing System is being proposed "to improve the safety of aircraft landing operations at Robins Air Force Ba e (RAFB) conducted on Runway IS by installing a Solid State Instrument Landing System" (Potomac-Hudson Engineering, Inc. 1999; p. I).