Pennington, Marilyn Johnson

Report Number Author(s) Title Abstract Summary County Year
96 Pennington, Marilyn Johnson Archaeological Reconnaissance along the New Access Route and Historical Information about Hampton Plantation, St. Simon Island, Georgia

None Present.

 Glynn 1978
934 Pennington, Marilyn Johnson Cobb County Airport, McCollum Field Archaeological Assessment

Cobb County plans to expand its airport, McCollum Field, in three phases between 1987 and 2005 in accordance with the Federal Aviation Administration-approved master plan. The first project is to extend the runway 1740' (544m) eastward, plus 1000' (312.5m) more for an overrun area.

 Cobb 1987
5197 Pennington, Marilyn Johnson, Condrey, Phillip Report of Visits to Archaeological Areas; March 18-24, 1973

Report of visits to archaeological areas by Marilyn Pennington and Phillip Condrey from March 18-24, 1973.

 Charlton 1991
6102 Pennington, Marilyn Johnson Archaeological Reconnaissance Along the new Access Route and Historical Information about Hampton Plantation, St. Simon's Island, Georgia

An access road is being constructed from the end of Lawrence or Couper Road on the north end of St. Simons island northward to Hampton Point. Couper Road is paved. The new road will extend two miles and will be aligned a few hundred feet west of the existing unpaved road to Hampton Point.

 Coweta 2010
13657 Pennington, Marilyn Johnson Bowdens Pond Site, McDuffie County, Georgia

This is a 1000-acre tract on Briar Creek in McDuffie County, just west ofCamp Gordon Military Reservation. The land has two ponds ---a third has been drained--- which were constructed about 1913 using a mule and scoop. The dikes for the two ponds are wide enough to drive a pick-up truck on.

 McDuffie 1975
13791 Pennington, Marilyn Johnson Unnamed Archaeological Site – (411 Etowah River Bridge Site)

Material is exposed here more abundantly on the gentle slope above the river flood plain. This land is farmed regularly. The site well may continue to the south of U.S. 411. The material which is found on the surface here is stone. This apparently was a workshop area.

 Bartow 1974
13810 Pennington, Marilyn Johnson Dowhait’s (or Free) Bridge Mound – National Register of Historic Places Inventory – Nomination Form

This is a mound and village site about a half mile down the Etowah River from the larger Etowah Mounds. This site is on the opposite side, south, from the large mounds. In 1938-9 when Dr.

 Bartow 1972
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