Babits, Lawrence E.

On 27 February 1.982, an initial archaeological reconnaissance and cultural resources assessment was conducted at the four acre site of the proposed Temple boat landing on the Saint Marys River, Camden County, Georgia.

This paper reports on cultural resources data collection in the Central of Georgia train shed, Battlefield Park, Savannah, Georgia. The National Register structure was undergoing modification for conversion to an orientation center and museum.

This paper reports on exploratory testing carried out for the firms of Parsons Brinckerhoff and Lominack, Jewett and Spencer at the Red Building, a National Register structure located along West Broad Street, in Savannah, Georgia.

In the woods to the south of Fort McAllister lies a mound identical to those within the fort walls. (Plate 1). It is connected to the fort by a long, sand wall which currently provides access to the mound.

In July and August 1984, the Center for Low Country Studies of Armstrong State College conducted historical research and test excavations at the Marine Railway Site located on Hutchinson Island in the Savannah Harbor, Chatham County, Georgia. The work was conducted for the U.S.

During Phase I survey work, an archaeological site was identified at the proposed location of a marina.

This paper reports on the Cultural Resources survey conducted on Causton's Bluff, Chatham County, Georgia. Approximately 75 acres of land have been slated for development by the Causton's Bluff Land Associates.

The Center for Low Country Studies was contacted about conducting test excavations at the site of a proposed signpost advertising the Great Savannah Exposition at Battlefield Park, Savannah, Georgia.

A cultural resources survey of 2.26 acres was conducted on the northenmost end of Butler's Point, Saint Simons Island , Glynn County, Georgia during May 1986.

This report is the result of an archaeological survey in 1986 at the Bull River Site, (9CHAS861. Since the area is slated for development of a public marina, a survey was required to identify the existence of properties eligible for inclusion in the National Register of Historic Places.