Wood, W. Dean

This report will present the results of' an archaeological survey of Georgia Power Company’s Wallace Darn Tailrace in Hancock and Putnam Counties, Georgia.

An archaeological survey of a proposed road right-of-way was conducted in a portion of the Oconee National Forest. Two prehistoric archaeological sites were discovered. Both sites date primarily to the Lamar period with minor components dating to the Late Archaic period.

This report summarizes the archaeological survey of the proposed Hamilton, 201 Waste-Water Treatment Facility in Harris County, Georgia. The field work was conducted on February 16, 1979.

An archaeological survey of 4 proposed construction sites for water system improvements in Jones County, Georgia was conducted. A single archaeological site yielding Euro-American and prehistoric cultural material was discovered.

This report will describe an archaeological survey of the Bledsoe-Greene House by Southeastern Wildlife Services, Inc. for the Eatonton-Putnam County Historical Society, Inc., Eatonton, Georgia. The EPCHS has received a grant from the U. S.

An archaeological survey of the proposed Blythe Island Regional Park was conducted for the Glynn County, Georgia, Department of Leisure Services. Twenty-one prehistoric and historic archaeological sites were recorded.

This report is the result of archaeological investigations at the Twin Oaks Plantation in Meriwether County, Georgia. The work was initiated and sponsored by Drs. J. Harper and Anne Gaston, the present. owners of the site.

An archaeological survey of proposed sewer improvements for the Fowlertown area of Toccoa, Georgia was conducted. A surface reconnaissance and a series of subsurface excavations failed to identify any prehistoric or historic sites or structures.

An archeological survey of four proposed construction sites for water system improvements in Baldwin County, Georgia, was conducted at the request of Tribble and Richardson, Inc.

The Bibb site is a group of stone mounds and terraces situated on top of a knoll west of the Ocmulgee River in the lower piedmont of central Georgia.