DePratter, Chester B.

No sites of archaeological or historical importance were found in the affected area. The entire length of the route was checked from the air and all high ground areas were checked on foot. Although no sites were found during the survey, sites may be present in areas now covered by water or silt.

Skidaway Island is a coastal island located ten miles southeast of Savannah, Georgia. Until 1970, Skidaway could be reached only by boat, but, in that year, the state completed a bridge which connects the island with the mainland.

In 1936, Preston Holder initiated archaeological excavations in coastal Glynn County, Georgia, as an extension of the larger W.P.A. project underway near Macon, Georgia.