Crook, Morgan Raymond

The Meridian Site (WGC 1683) is a large prehistoric archaeological site located along the marsh edge adjacent to Hudson Creek at Meridian in McIntosh County, Georgia (Figure 1).

This report details the methods and results of archaeological research within approximately 650 acres defined by the flood level of the proposed H. C. (Hill) Seaton Reservoir along Snake Creek in eastern Carroll County, Georgia (Figure 1).

This report summarizes the results of archaeological investigations, conducted as archaeological field schools through the University of West Georgia, at two prehistoric Native American sites located near the mouth of the Savannah River.

This report covers the data recovery phase for the mitigation of impact of Georgia Department of Transportation Project #BRZLB-0015(2). That project, a road straightening and bridge replacement, was to adversely impact the Site.

No archaeological evidence was encountered, construction was in progress on this project and consisted of tearing out one side of the two-lane road (Ga. 74), laying a pipeline underneath and resurfacing the road. The project area is commercial-residential and is crossed by Rocky Creek.

Charles R. Farnham was attached to the U.S.S. Braziliera as Signal Quartermaster. The Braziliera was serving blockading duty in St. Andrews Sound on November 21, 1863 when Farnham drowned when the dinghy he was aboard was swamped while enroute to Jekyll Island.

The intent of this paper is to focus on the spatial associations and distribution of aggregate village sites. The research area is limited to those barrier islands located between the Savannah River in Georgia, and the Nassau River in northeast Florida (Figure 1).

This report discusses the methods and results of archaeological investigations conducted at the Robert Toombs Historic Site in the City of Washington, Georgia (Figure 1).

The Weaver Site (9Gi(DOT)21) was discovered during an intensive archaeological survey of the mainline corridor for the proposed Appalachian Development Highway between Ellijay and Blue Ridge, Georgia.

In response to your request, an archaeological survey of the proposed "New Family and Group Shelter" development area at Sweetwater Creek State Park (Douglas County, Georgia) was carried out on May 20, l983.