| Report Number | Author(s) | Title | Abstract Summary | County | Year |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2313 | Rogers, Ronnie H. | Archaeological Investigation for Outdoor Interpretive Area, Fort Morris State Historic Site, Liberty County |
None Present. |
Liberty | 2002 |
| 2383 | Rogers, Ronnie H. | Survey of an Access Area of the Amicalola River, Dawson County, Georgia |
None Present. |
Dawson | 2002 |
| 2386 | Rogers, Ronnie H. | Sweetwater Creek State Park, Douglas County |
None Present. |
Douglas | 2003 |
| 2458 | Burns, Jason, Rogers, Ronnie H. | Survey Report, Boat Ramp/Parking Area, Flint River, Baker County |
None Present. |
Baker | 2003 |
| 2472 | Rogers, Ronnie H. | Site Visit Report, 24 July 2003, Charles Elliot Wildlife Center, Jasper County, Georgia |
None Present. |
Jasper | 2003 |
| 2493 | Rogers, Ronnie H. | Archaeological Investigations David and Jane Lane House and Grave Site, Providence Canyon State Park, Stewart County Georgia |
None Present. |
Stewart | 2003 |
| 2576 | Rogers, Ronnie H. | Travelers Rest State Historic Site, Stephens County, Georgia |
None Present. |
Stephens | 2002 |
| 2589 | Crass, David C., Rogers, Ronnie H. | Archaeological Ivestigations: Evaluation of Archaeological Potential Proposed 100-Acre (40.5 Hectare) Public Fishing Lake, Houston County, Georgia |
On November 25 and December 22, Staff of the Office of the State Archaeologist conducted archaeological investigations at a proposed fishing lake in Houston County, where an earth dam will impound an approximately 40.5 hectare reservoir. The stream channel, seasonally dry, is incised ca. |
Houston | 2004 |
| 2632 | Crass, David C., Rogers, Ronnie H. | Investigation at Fort Yargo State Park, Barrow County |
There have been conflicting opinions regarding the original location of the small (18 x 24 feet) log building known as Fort Yargo (Figure 1). Some argue that the building is in its original location; others state it was moved some 300 yards from its original site. |
Barrow | 2004 |
| 2633 | Rogers, Ronnie H. | Amicolola River, Six Mile Put-In Improvements, Dawson Forest WMA, Dawson County |
The Wildlife Management Division of Georgia Department of Natural Resources proposes to improve existing informal camping and canoe/kayak launching facilities at Six Mile Put-in on the Amicalola River in Dawson County (Figure 1). |
Dawson | 2004 |
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