Smith, Marvin T.

This report represents the final report for site 9GE162, the excavation of which was provided for in Appendix 9 of the Archaeological Salvage Agreement between the University of Georgia and the Georgia Power Company.

This report represents a revised version of the final report for archaeological work for site 9Ge5, the Dyar mound and village. The excavation was funded by the Georgia Power Company as a part of the archaeological salvage of the Wallace Reservoir (now Lake Oconee).

This report details the archaeological testing of three sites on Phase III of the Landings development on Skidaway Island, Georgia. Site 9Ch68 was an Irene and Wilmington prehistoric site located near the Diamond Causeway.

Garrow and Associates conducted archaeological testing Site 28, an early nineteenth century farmstead, in Effingham County development tract for the proposed Fort Howard Paper Company plant site. A crew of six spent a total of eleven days testing Site 28.

This report contains the results of an archaeological survey, conducted by Garrow and Associates, Inc., of the immediate development tract in Effingham County, Georgia which may be selected for the Fort Howard Paper Company plant site.

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.

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

The Phase I Report contained the listings of previously inventoried archeological sites, catalogued during past surveys.

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.

The Big Creek Interceptor "C", Foe Killer Creek Interceptor, Alpharetta Outfall Sewers sewer lines are to be constructed simultaneously in three divisions.