Morgan, John R.

Rivers have played a vital role in the exploration and settlement agricultural economy, and industrial development of the land we know today as Georgia.

This is a report of a survey for archaeological resources on two sites proposed for game food plots in the Georgia Department of Natural Resources' Swallow Creek Wildlife Management Area , Chattahoochee National Forest, Towns County, Georgia.

From October 15 to 17, Chip Morgan, Staff Archaeologist, conducted an assessment of the significance and extent of archaeological resources on that portion of Colonel’s Island designated for development as discussed in the memo of 10/6/75.

This report details the transference of two documents located in Indiana to the Georgia Archaeological Site File. The documents belonged to an archaeological consulting firm who went out of business and promptly had the documents under their possession auctioned.

Leading citizens of the City of Fort Gaines, Georgia, have recognized the unique natural and cultural qualities that exist in the City and its environs.

In accordance with the Parks and Historic Sites Capital Outlay Projects SFY 83 planned development, an archaeological survey was carried out at Cloudland Canyon State Park on August 23 and 24, 1982.

At the direction of David Crass, Archaeological Services Unit manager, I visited Tybee Island to investigate a reported find of what was thought by the finders to be a cannon. For the purpose of investigating the "find" site, Mr.