Jefferies, Richard W.

Until recently, archaeological research in the Southeast has been oriented toward the excavation of a relatively disjointed collection of sites, with particular emphasis on the excavation of mounds and large habitation areas.

This report represents the results of a field survey of archaeological sites in five proposed construction areas in the Grove River Watershed, Jackson and Banks Counties, Georgia.

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The following report summarizes the results of an archaeological survey of areas to be affected by proposed modifications and additions to the sewage processing facilities serving the City of Social Circle, Georgia.

This report summarizes the results of an archaeological survey of areas to be affected by proposed modification of four existing roads and construction of a fifth road by the Stephens County Board of Commissioners (Figure 1).

This report represents the results of a field survey of archaeological and historical sites in five proposed construction areas in the Sandy Creek and trail Creek Watersheds, Clarke, Jackson, and Madison Counties, Georgia.

This report summarizes the results of an archaeological survey of two proposed sewage processing facilities for the City of Cochran, Georgia (Figure 1). The proposed sites which were surveyed consisted of a 90,000 sq. ft.

Between January 20 and March 14, 1975, the University of Georgia conducted an archaeological survey of the Little Sandy and Trail Creek watershed located in Clarke, Jackson, and Madison counties.

This report summarizes the results of archaeological excavations at two stone mound localities (9Mol52 and 9Mo153) at the Georgia Power Company Robert W. Scherer plant site, Monroe County, Georgia.

A field crew from the University of Georgia, under the direction of Dr. Joseph R. Caldwell and the writer, worked for ten weeks in the summer of 1973 excavating a group of stone mounds and an adjacent habitation area in Dade County, Georgia.