| Report Number Sort ascending | Author(s) | Title | Abstract Summary | County | Year |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 7252 | Hally, David J. | Proposal to the Georgia Power Company for Archaeological Mitigation in the Wallace Dam Tailrace Area |
An archaeological survey of the Wallace Dam tailrace area was conducted for the Georgia Power Company in late 1976-early 1977. Two sites, Pm 215 and Pm 247, were located and evaluated by the survey archaeologist, W. Dean Wood (1977). |
Laurens | 1997 |
| 7086 | Hally, David J., Fish, Paul R. | A Preliminary Site Report for Archaeological Salvage Undertaken at 9PM260 |
9Pm260 is located on a high ridge on the western side of the Oconee River 2.2km upstream from the dam. The site consists of a small rockshelter with two open ends formed from large boulders apparently exposed by severe erosion of the ridge (Figure 1). |
Putnam | 2001 |
| 7078 | Hally, David J., Rudolph, James L. | A Preliminary Site Report for Archaeological Salvage Undertaken at 9PM220 |
9Pm220 is a small shell midden located on the south bank of the Oconee River about 300 meters downstream from the mouth of Lick Creek. |
Putnam | 1978 |
| 6784 | Hally, David J. | Impact Statement, Sea Island Gold Course addition, St. Simons Island, Georgia, SASKS/074 OYN 000668 |
An attempt was made to survey the proposed fill area of King's Creek at Sea Island Golf Course at St. Simons Island. Large machinery operating in the affected area, but neither the fill nor the footbridges will disturb any archaeological sites. |
Henry | 1986 |
| 6781 | Hally, David J. | Archaeological survey of area to be effected by Brunswick Airport Expansion Project |
A surface survey, conducted February 3, 1973, revealed that there are no archaeological sites located within the area to be effected by the airport expansion. |
Clayton | 2000 |
| 6635 | Hally, David J., Fish, Paul R. | A Preliminary Site Report for Archaeological Salvage Undertaken at 9GE150 |
Ge 150 is a small rock shelter located on top of the peninsula ridge at the junction of the Oconee River and Richland Creek. |
Gwinnett | 1988 |
| 6634 | Hally, David J., Fish, Paul R. | A Preliminary Site Report for Archaeological Salvage Undertaken at 9GE146 |
9Ge146 is located on a relict levee-to the Horseshoe Bend of the Oconee River. The site is located between the Oconee and an abandoned river channel. The site consists of a thin scattering of cultural debris covering an area of approximately 5,000 square meters. |
Gwinnett | 1987 |
| 6594 | Hally, David J. | Survey of the area to be effected by Georgia Department of Transportation Project, BR-S-2218(1) |
The area to be effected by the proposed bridge construction was surveyed on foot. The survey did not reveal any material of historical or prehistorical interest. No further investigations are recommended. |
Newton | 1998 |
| 6593 | Hally, David J. | Survey of the area to be effected by Georgia Department of Transportation Project, BR-S-2216(3) |
The area to be effected by the proposed bridge construction was surveyed on foot. The survey revealed that there are four large stone piers 10 ft. long, 12 ft. high, at the southwest end of the bridge. |
Newton | 1998 |
| 6231 | Hally, David J. | Impact Statement, Highway Improvement, Claxton, Georgia, Project F-068-1(3) |
The widening of US 301 through Claxton may affect two brick structures located just south of the S.C.L. tracks. The building on the east side of the highway is a two story brick business building erected in 1921. |
Hall | 1974 |
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