Marrinan, Rochelle A.

This letter serves as a report of the archaeological assessment of Wildwood Estates subdivision (Project# 77-02-01-07), Blackshear, Georgia. This assessment was conducted on March 25, 1977.

The designated areas were inspected Saturday, March 9 , 1977. Initially, the areas immediately adjacent to the Ohoopee River (northeast of the existing oxidation pond) were checked. This area is now a boat launching and picnic area .

This study presents the findings resulting from archaeological and archival investigations of properties within the Savannah National Wildlife Refuge, Chatham County, Georgia and Jasper County, South Carolina.

In July of 1985, an electrical soil resistivity survey was conducted at Andersonville National Historic Site. The area surveyed was projected to be the location of the "shed hospital," the last of three hospitals providing medical care to federal prisoners..

The quantity of cultural material recovered from this property indicates that the site will produce little additional information on prehistoric human activity in this area.

No cultural deposits or human alteration of this land assignable to either a prehistoric or non-20th century origin was apparent. Therefore, neither site seems to warrant further testing or National Registry nomination.

During June 1976 an intensive survey within the Little Satilla Watershed was undertaken to determine the presence of archeological and historical sites and to determine the impact of proposed stream channelization on them.

This study presents the results of archaeological and archival investigations of Blackbeard National Wildlife Refuge, McIntosh County, Georgia.

This report details the methods applied and the findings resulting from an archaeological assessment of Cherokee Lake Park, Thomasville, Thomas County, Georgia. The proposed park area includes 64.8 acres of wooded upland, pecan grove, old fields, and pond.

This report details the results of archeological data recovery conducted in June and July 1982 by a Southeast Archeological Center crew at a prehistoric shell midden, NPS CAM 4, located near the southern end of Cumberland Island, Georgia.