Trinkley, Michael K.

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This study represents an intensive archaeological survey of two areas, designated "A" and "B." in the Brigade Maneuver Area of Fort Stewart, Georgia.

This study represents an intensive archaeological survey of 14 areas covering three counties, designated ""A"" through ""N,"" at Fort Stewart, Georgia.

This study represents an intensive archaeological survey of 3 areas in Bryan and Liberty counties. The survey areas are Natural Resource Management Units A6.4, A8. 1, and B24.2.

This study represents a pedestrian archaeological survey of the Red Cloud Alpha Range including Natural Resource Management Unit B 11.3 and a portion of Natural Resource Management Unit B11.5 in Liberty County. A total of 372.31 ba were surveyed for this project.

This study represents a pedestrian archaeological survey of the Sniper Range on Natural Resource Management Unit D7, and shovel test survey of a portion of Natural Resource Management Unit D7.2 in Liberty County. A total of 322.5 ha were surveyed for this project.

This study reports on both documentary research and field survey associated with the replacement of the Ogeechee Road bridge over the Springfield Canal on the southwestern edge of the City of Savannah.

Built in the first quarter of the nineteenth century by the English architect William Jay, the Owens-Thomas site in downtown Savannah, Georgia resembles those of the period in London, with a main building over a basement story, garden, and stable with servant's quarters.

An archaeological survey of the proposed S.C.-G.A. 28 bridge replacement and approach realignment over the Savannah River, be-tween McCormick and Columbia Counties, was conducted by the Department's Staff Archaeologists on November 27, 1978 and February 23, 1979.