Sheldon, Craig T.

On February 2 and 8, and March 2, 1975, a total of twelve hours was spent conducting a surface survey for possible archaeological and historical sites on the extreme northern end of Colonel's Island, Glynn County, Georgia. The survey was limited to the following areas: 1).

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This report presents the results of an intensive archaeological survey of the proposed highway bypass (Georgia Department of Transportation Project Number DPRF-021-1(6)) around Carrollton in Carroll County, Georgia.

A total of 27 archaeological and historic sites have been located and recorded on Colonel's Island (See Figure 4 and Table 1). Nineteen of these contained prehistoric aboriginal components; five were occupied both aboriginally and historically; and three contain only historic components.

A cultural resource survey and evaluation was conducted at the proposed location of the Boy Scout Camp Gallent, West Point Lake, Troup County, Georgia. In the approximately 107 acres of this camp seven cultural resources were identified.

In January, 1997, personnel from SITE, Inc., under direction of Craig T.

This report presents the results of an archaeological reconnaissance of historic and prehistoric sites at selected proposed multiple purpose structures and floodwater retarding structures within the Sallacoa Creek Area Watershed, Bartow, Cherokee, Gordon and Pickens Counties, Georgia.

The field phase of the investigations was completed on March 8, 1976. In addition to covering all exposed surfaces, the field survey included post hole and shovel tests and selective removal of ground litter at seventy locations throughout the total project area.

This final report presents the data gathered during fifteen weeks of intensive archaeological field testing and excavations in a fourteen block section of the waterfront area of Brunswick, Georgia.