Ledbetter, Jerald

This report documents the results of Phase II archaeological testing on five sites on the Horseshoe Bend tract in Greene County, Georgia. This work was sponsored by Reynolds Plantation, a golf and residential community, located on present-day Lake Oconee in Green and Putnam Counties, Georgia.

The development of a cultural context document to examine the of transition between the Late Archaic to the Early Woodland periods in Northwest Georgia was inspired by the findings of two recent testing projects conducted in Murray County (Gresham 2002) and Gordon County (Patton and Gresham 2003)

This report documents the results of archeological field work conducted on the former site of the T.R.R. Cobb House in Clarke County, Georgia. The project was sponsored by the Watson-Brown Foundation, Inc., a non-profit corporation based in Thomson, Georgia, which owns and operates the T.R.R.

This report documents the results of data recovery investigations on a portion of site 9GE922 located in Greene County, Georgia. Site 9GE922 is a large multicomponent site with components dating to the Archaic, Woodland, Late Mississippian periods.

This report documents the results of data recovery phase archaeological investigations on site 9GE333, located on Reynolds Plantation in Greene County, Georgia.

This report presents the results of preliminary archaeological investigations and historic background research on a 2,243 acre tract of land overlooking the Ocmulgee River at a location known as Seven Islands.

This report documents the results of data recovery investigations on a portion of site 9GE922 located in Greene County, Georgia.  Site 9GE922 is a large multicomponent site with components dating to the Archaic, Woodland, and Late Mississippian periods.

This report documents the results of a second phase of archaeological investigations on site 9GE1761, located on Reynolds Plantation in Greene County, Georgia. Site 9GE1761 is a large multicomponent site with components dating to the Archaic, Late Mississippian, and Historic periods.

This report details the results of archeological data recovery on a portion of the Victory Drive site, 9Me50, located in the southern portion of the City of Columbus, Muscogee County, Georgia. The Victory Drive site is best known for its historic Creek, Lawson Field component.

During a two-week period in the winter of 1990, Southeastern Archeological Services, Inc., conducted a reconnaissance level archeological survey of alternative locations for a water supply reservoir (Figure 1).