Elliott, Daniel T.

Ground Penetrating Radar (GPR) was employed by the LAMAR Institute team on four portions of Battery Brooke, a Confederate artillery battery along the James River bottoms in Chesterfield County, Virginia.

Ground Penetrating Radar (GPR) survey of portions of the Woodbine Mound site in Camden County, Georgia was completed in January 2004.

The efforts by CCC to delineate the Dr. White Cemetery on St. Helena Island were accomplished in 2007 and that work is documented in their research; report (Battle and Battle 2007).

Julianton Plantation in McIntosh County, Georgia comprises the lower tip of the Harris Neck peninsula on the north side of Sapelo Sound.

Near the mouth of the Great Ogeechee lie the remnants of what was once a modest Confederate Army earthworks, a place dubbed by some historians as Georgia's "Thermopylae" or its "Alamo" (Colquitt 1930).

Archeologists with Coastal Heritage Society received a National Park Service, American Battlefield Protection Program Grant in July 2007 for a one year study.

Severe site erosion caused by storm activity prompted the National Park Service to request archaeological investigations at two sites on Cumberland Island, in Camden County, Georgia.

This report documents the historic archaeological investigations conducted at Fort Hawkins (9Bi21) in Bibb County, Georgia.

This report contains a review of known cultural resources in the vicinity of Little River Dam #25 in Fulton County Georgia and the results of a cultural resources reconnaissance survey of the Project APE. Fieldwork was performed in February 2017 by Golder Associates, Inc. (Golder).

Intensive archaeological survey was conducted by Southern Research from 1998 to early 2000 in land management Compartment X-05, which is located in Russell County, Alabama. This work was done for the U.S.