6288
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Smith, Marvin T.
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Clayton County Project C-13039702; Archaeological Investigations Relative to a Program of Waste Water Treatment Facilities.
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The first scientific archeological investigations in recent times
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Murray
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1977
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6354
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Smith, Marvin T.
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Clayton County 201 Waste Water Facilities Study Archaeological Reconaissance, Addendum to the Archaeological Report: Paleoindian Sites, Clayton County, Georgia
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Site 9-Cn-48, located on a high hill well back from a branch of Pate's Creek, yielded several artifacts typical of the Paleo Indian Period (?-8,000 B.C.).
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Gwinnett
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1994
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6751
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Crusoe, Donald Lewis, Smith, Marvin T.
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Interim Report of Archaeological Investigations, April 1977, Hames Rock Shelter, 9-HM-31, Habersham County, Georgia
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The Hames Rock Shelter, 9-Hm-31 , was discovered during the archeological survey of Structure 42, Soque Watershed, as proposed by the USDA, Soil Conservation Service; undertaken by Marvin T. Smith on June 14-16, 1976 .
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Miller
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1994
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6769
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Smith, Marvin T., Garrow, Patrick H.
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The Settlement Pattern of the King Site (9FL-5)
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The King Site is located in Foster's Bend on the Coosa River in the western portion of Floyd County, Georgia. This site has long been known to residents of Rome and Floyd County, and artifacts from the site are illustrated in the local history written By George Battey, Jr. in 1922 (1922: 76).
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Jefferson
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1985
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6954
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Smith, Marvin T.
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Archaeological Investigations at the Highway 5 Site (9CK647) Cherokee County, Georgia
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This report contains the results of archaeological investigations of the Highway 5 site (9CK64 7) located during archaeological survey of a proposed pipeline for the Atlanta Gas Light Company (Garrow et al. 1987).
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Union
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2002
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9222
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Crusoe, Donald Lewis, Smith, Marvin T.
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Archaeological Survey of Cobb-Fulton County; Archaeological Investigations: Big Creek "C', Foekiller Creek intercepors, and Alpharetta Outfall Sewers I & III
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The Big Creek Interceptor "C", Foe Killer Creek Interceptor, Alpharetta Outfall Sewers sewer lines are to be constructed simultaneously in three divisions.
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Cobb
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1975
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9232
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Smith, Marvin T., Meier, Lawrence W.
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Clayton County, Georgia Flint River Basin Drainage Basin Archeological Reconnaissance, Phase I Report: Archeological Site Inventory; National Register of Historic Places; Architectural Site Inventory, Historic Preservation Section Files
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Since past research has been sporadic and undertaken with inexperienced personnel, many sections of the study area have not been adequately surveyed for cultural resources.
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Clayton
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1976
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9233
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Smith, Marvin T.
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Arboristic Assessment of All Research Areas; Intensive Archeological Reconnaissance of 2.1 Miles of the Upper Flint River
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The Phase I Report contained the listings of previously inventoried archeological sites, catalogued during past surveys.
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Clayton
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1976
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9235
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Smith, Marvin T.
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Flint River Drainage Archeological Reconnaissance, Phase III Report: Preliminary Archeological Reconnaissance, Flint River Corridor and Selected Areas of Interior Clayton County
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The methodology employed along this 2.1 miles of the Upper Flint River was that of standard pedestrian survey accompanied by a pattern of subsurface tests, so spaced along the route of the proposed construction right-of-way, so as to preclude the missing of any site locus that might sustain adver
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Clayton
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1976
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9257
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Smith, Marvin T., Joseph, Joseph W.
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Addendum to Archaeological Testing of Sixteen Sites on the Fort Howard Tract, Effingham County, Georgia
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Five sites, 9Ef97, 9Ef101, 9Ef134, 9Ef138, and 9Ef141, were recommended for testing because they were believed to contain potentially significant prehistoric components. One additional site, 9Ef137, yielded relatively abundant prehistoric remains and will also be discussed in this section.
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Effingham
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1986
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