| Report Number | Author(s) | Title | Abstract Summary | County | Year |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 16 | Simpkins, Daniel L. | Archaeological Survey of an Alternative Route for Proposed Sewer Utility Improvements for the City of Carrollton, Georgia |
None Present. |
Carroll | 1976 |
| 166 | Simpkins, Daniel L. | An Archaeological Survey of Carroll, Haralson, and Paulding Counties, Georgia N. D. |
Under a contract to West Georgia College from the Department of Natural Resources; Historic Preservation Section (formerly the Georgia Historic Commission) the field work for an archaeological survey of Carroll and Haralson Counties was undertaken on August 14, 1974 and completed on September 19 |
Carroll | 1979 |
| 781 | Simpkins, Daniel L. | A Phase I Archaeological Survey of a Proposed Park Site near Young Harris: Towns County, Georgia |
At the request of the Parks and Historic Sites Division of the Department of Natural Resources, an archaeological inspection of a proposed park site near Young Harris in Towns County, Georgia was conducted by Daniel L. |
Towns | 1988 |
| 786 | Simpkins, Daniel L. | Phase II Three Acre Land Tract along the Coosa River in Floyd County |
Under a March 17, 1988 contract between the Fisheries Management Section of the Georgia Department of Natural Resources, Archaeological Research Services of West Georgia College conducted a Phase II archaeological investigation of WGC 1588 and three acres of land owned by |
Floyd | 1988 |
| 877 | Davis, David J., Simpkins, Daniel L. | Final Report: Phase I Archaeological Testing of the Interpretive Center and Ancillary Facilities at Florence Marina State Park |
From June 13 through June 17, 1988; Dan Simpkins and David Davis of the Office of the State Archaeologist conducted archaeological testing in the project area for a proposed Interpretive Center along with its associated parking lot and access road and two picnic shelters. |
Stewart | 1990 |
| 1107 | Simpkins, Daniel L. | A Phase II Archaeological Investigation of WGC1588 and a Three Acre Land Tract along the Coosa River |
Under a March 17, 1988 contract between the Fisheries Management Section of the Georgia Department of Natural Resources, Archaeological Research Services of West Georgia College conducted a Phase II archaeological investigation of WGC1588 and three acres of land owned by Floyd County on the Coosa |
Floyd | 1988 |
| 1109 | Simpkins, Daniel L. | A Phase II Archaeological Investigation of a Rock Chimney near a Proposed Interpretive Center at Jarrell Plantation State Historic Site |
A metal detector survey and limited excavation in the vicinity of a fieldstone chimney at Jarrell Plantation State Historic Site in Jones County, Georgia confirmed the presence of Plantation Period midden deposits in a small area immediately surrounding the chimney. |
Cherokee | 1989 |
| 1114 | Lamas, Claudia, Simpkins, Daniel L. | A Phase II Archaeological and Historical Investigations at Springfield Plantation and a Civil War Earthwork at the North End of Skidaway Island State Park |
Topographic mapping, metal detector testing, and a test pit were employed in a Phase II archaeological investigation of an approximately 2.5 acre tract of land proposed for exchange at the north end of Skiddy Island State Park. |
Chatham | 1990 |
| 1115 | Simpkins, Daniel L., Dean, Jeff | A Phase II Archaeological Investigation of the Interpretive Center and Ancillary Facilities at Pickett's Mill Historic Site in Paulding County, Georgia |
A Phase II archaeological survey was conducted of an access road and Visitor's Center at Pickett's Mill Civil War Battlefield, a state operated historic site in Georgia. |
Paulding | 1990 |
| 1116 | Simpkins, Daniel L. | A Phase II Archaeological Investigation of the Proposed Mountain Park near Young Harris in Towns County, Georgia |
Archaeological testing was conducted at eight prehistoric sites within the boundaries of a proposed state park on the northwest outskirts of the town of Young Harris in Towns County, Georgia. Seven of the eight sites were on the floodplain and terraces on the west side of Brasstown Creek. |
Towns | 1990 |
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