Cook, Fred C.

Archaeological investigations were conducted at the Darien Waterfront site, 9Mc367, in the spring and summer of 1990, following intensive archival research. Located on the Darien bluff, the site produced artifacts from a number of aboriginal occupations beginning about 2000 B.C.

Less than a decade ago the Georgia General Assembly created two pieces of legislation that established new procedures for dealing with cemeteries and human remains.

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This report presents the results of an archaeological survey of the residential development known as "The Thicket Plantation of Tolomato Phase I", which is located in McIntosh County, Georgia.

This report presents the results of an archaeological survey of the residential development known as "Tolomato Island," which is located in the coastal region of McIntosh County, Georgia.

An intensive level archaeological survey was conducted at the Darien, Georgia Waterfront site, known as 9Mc367 "Phase 3,"prior to the construction of a commercial business facility on the property.

A reconnaissance level (Phase I) archaeological survey was conducted on a tract of land at the Tolomato Island residential development in McIntosh County, Georgia. The property, located on the east edge of Site 9MC404, was scheduled to be impacted by boat ramp construction.

Two reconnaissance level (Phase I) archaeological surveys were conducted on a small portion of the Tolomato Island residential development in McIntosh County, Georgia.

In May 2005, archaeological excavations were undertaken in a single shell midden at a late prehistoric Irene phase site on Ossabaw Island, Georgia. In 1974, excavations at this midden had recovered material believed to be associated with the production of shell beads.

This report describes a pedestrian, non-collection, archaeological reconnaissance of the Okefenokee National Wildlife Refuge performed by Southeastern Horizons, Inc., between June 18, and July 13, 2007.