Morgan, John R.

An archaeological survey of a site for the construction of a curator's residence at Vann House Historic Site, Murray County, Georgia, was undertaken in February, 1979. A pedestrian survey of 4,600 square meters was conducted.

An archaeological survey of four sites proposed for development as food plots in the Chattahoochee Wildlife Management Area, Chattahoochee National Forest, White County, Georgia, was conducted in April 1979. No archaeological resources (sites) were identified at the sites surveyed.

An archaeological survey of a site proposed for the construction of a "check-in station" at Kolomoki Mounds State Park, Early County, Georgia, was undertaken on 18 April 1979. A pedestrian survey of 5,000 square meters was conducted.

An archaeological survey of sites proposed for development at Vogel State Park, Union County, Georgia, was conducted in October 1979. A pedestrian survey of 8,000 square meters identified a rock wall as a feature of archaeological significance.

At George T. Bagby State Park sites proposed for development were archaeologically surveyed. The development planned was a boat dock, a boat dock and rest station, and re-location of a drain field. No archaeological sites (resources) were identified in the areas surveyed.

At George T. Bagby State Park an area proposed for development was archaeologically surveyed on 11 January 1980. The development is the installation of a drain line from a comfort station to the site of a new drain field.

An archaeological survey of a site of proposed development at Hofwyl-Broadfield Plantation State Historic Site, Glynn County, Georgia, was conducted in May 1979. No archaeological resources (sites) were found in the area surveyed.

In response to a request for archaeological services from the Parks and Historic Sites Division, Department of Natural Resources (D.N.R.), the staff archaeologist of the Historic Preservation Section, Office of Planning and Research, D.N.R., conducted a survey of sites selected for proposed

At Cloudland Canyon State Park in Dade County, Georgia, an area proposed for development was archaeologically surveyed on 11 March 1980. Development consists of a new "pioneer camp area." No archaeological sites (resources) were identified.

At Little Ocmulgee State Park in Telfair and Wheeler counties, Georgia, an area proposed for development was archaeologically surveyed on 27 March 1980. Development consists of a parking lot and boat ramp. A pedestrian survey was conducted.