Williams, John Mark

Under a Volunteer Agreement with the Chattahoochee-Oconee National Forests, the University of Georgia undertook six weeks of excavation followed by two weeks of analysis during the summer, 1983, at Scull Shoals Mound site in Greene County, Georgia.

An intensive cultural resources survey was conducted of the proposed 11.2 km Matt to Dawsonville transmission line route in Forsyth and Dawson Counties, Georgia. Four archeological sites and three artifact occurrences were located in the survey area.

This report summarizes a brief archaeological project conducted at the Copeland site (9Ge18) in Greene County, Georgia, during early July of 1991 (see Figure 1).

A reconnaissance level cultural resources survey of approximately 506 acres of Oconee National Forest, Georgia, was conducted by archaeology students from the University of Georgia during July of 1991.

This brief report documents minor additional testing of the King Bee site, 9PM815, in Putnam County, Georgia, that took place from June 24-26 of 2002. The 2002 work was undertaken on the Oconee National Forest with the help and cooperation of Jill Kingham, Forest Archaeologist.

This brief report details a single day of investigations at the remnant portion of the famous Cold Springs site in Greene County, Georgia. A contour map was made, and 30 shovel tests were excavated into the site.

This brief report outlines archaeological excavations at the location of a steam powered cotton mill in Madison, Georgia that took place in 1994 and 1995. This mill was also the location of a Prisoner of War camp run by the Confederate States of America in 1862.

This very brief report is designed to present a new map of the village area around the Shinholser site, 9BL1, create during the summer of 2007. There were no new excavations conducted as part of this project.

This brief report documents a very brief project undertaken on the Cedar Creek Mound in the northern portion of Jones County Georgia on July 8, 2002. It is on land administered by the United States Forest Service as part of the Oconee National Forest.

This brief report describes archaeological testing conducted during the summer of 1997 at the Hartley-Posey site (9Tr12) in Taylor County in west-central Georgia.