DePratter, Chester B.

The existing sewage treatment pond and enclosure were found to contain no evidence of prehistoric or historic period occupation.

On September 19,1977, the author conducted an archaeological survey of two existing sewage oxidation pond facilities in Hazlehurst, Georgia. Modification of the two existing ponds is being planned for the City of Hazlehurst by Armour and Cape, Inc., Consulting Engineers, of Atlanta, Georgia.

In May, 1978, Chung Ho Lee and Paul R. Fish conducted an archaeological survey of areas to be impacted by the proposed Ashburn, Georgia, 201 Facilities Plan. No archaeological sites were discovered as a result of survey by Lee and Fish (1978).

None Present.

Research on the Springfield Canal project, Chatham County, Georgia, consisted of a historic documents search and an archeological survey. The project area is on the western fringes of the city of Savannah in lowlands once drained by Musgrove Creek and its tributaries.

Research on the Placentia Canal project, Chatham County, Georgia, consisted of a historic documents search and an archeological survey. The project area is on the eastern fringes of the City of Savannah and on the western margin of Thunderbolt, Georgia.

This report concerns an archeological survey of a portion of the Okefenokee National Wildlife Refuge, Charlton and Ware Counties, Georgia. The survey was conducted under Federal Activities Act Permit 80-GA-026.

Archaeological survey was begun by the author on weekends beginning in May 1971 and becoming full-time in June 1971. Work continued through the summer and ended in mid-September. Five weekends of field work were carried out in the Fall of the same year.

During July of 1973 the authors conducted site visits and reconnaissance surveys of selected areas in eastern Bryan County, Georgia. The portion of the county examined extended from the mouth of the Ogeechee River south to the mouth of the Medway River.

On September 9,1977, the author conducted an archaeological survey of an area to be affected by expansion of an existing sewage treatment facility located approximately 2.5 miles (4.02 km) southeast of Statesboro, Georgia.