Reitz, Elizabeth J.

Vertebrate faunal remains excavated in 1970 by Donald L. Crusoe and Chester B. DePratter from the Stallings Island site (9Col) were examined. The site is located in the Savannah River Valley, above the Fall Line.

Faunal studies of bone from archaeological sites can provide information on the subsistence activities of the human occupants at the site. From such analysis it is possible to describe adaptations to specific environments.

Secondary archeological testing at six prehistoric and four historic sites at Kings Bay, Camden County, Georgia is documented in this report. The u.s.

The Sweetwater Creek Rock Shelter is located in Sweetwater Creek State Park, Douglas County, Georgia. It overlooks Sweetwater Creek. The site was excavated by Ray Crook, Georgia State University, in 1986.

Vertebrate remains from the Grange Plantation, located near present-day Savannah, Georgia, were studied.