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Thompson, Victor D.

Report Number Author(s) Title Abstract Summary County Year
5088 Thompson, Victor D., Roberts Thompson, Amanda D. Archaeological Excavations on Pumpkin Hammock (9MC350) McIntosh County, Georgia

The coastal zone of Georgia is comprised of barrier islands, back barriers (hammocks or marsh islands) portions of the mainland coast, salt marsh-lagoon systems, tidal creeks, brackish water marshes, river channels, and maritime forest communities (Elliott and Sassaman 1995:7) (Figure 1).

McIntosh 2008
9044 Turck, John A., Thompson, Victor D. An Archaeological Survey of Mary Hammock (9MC351), McIntosh County, Georgia

This report is a summary of the archaeological investigations performed on Mary Hammock (official state archaeological site number 9MC351), a back-barrier island (also known as marsh island or hammock) in McIntosh County, GA.

McIntosh 2011
9052 Turck, John A., Thompson, Victor D. An Archaeological Survey of Patterson Island (9MC493), McIntosh County, Georgia

This report is a summary of the archaeological investigations performed on Patterson Island (official state archaeological site number 9MC493), a privately-owned back-barrier island (or hammock) in McIntosh County, GA.

Lowndes 2006
9056 Turck, John A., Thompson, Victor D. An Archaeological Survey of Little Sapelo Island (Little Sapelo S-9MC353 and N-9MC352

This report is a summary of the archaeological investigations performed on Little Sapelo Island, a back-barrier island (also known as marsh island or hammock) in McIntosh County, GA.

Effingham 1986
13915 Thompson, Victor D., Tucker, Bryan, Roberts Thompson, Amanda D., Ritchison, Brandon T., Porter Freeman, Mary E. Survey and Mitigation of the South End Site (9CH155), Ossabaw Island, Georgia

As a Heritage Preserve, Ossabaw Island is not subject to the threat of development; however, parts of the island are in danger due to sea level rise and rapid erosion. The erosion on the South End (9CH155) (Fig.

Chatham 2018
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