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Early Georgia 1 (1)
Summer 1950
No copies available (SOLD OUT)
Download Acrobat PDF of Early Georgia 1 (1){.pdfbtn}What Are Artifacts
A.R. KellyA Preliminary Report on the Excavations in the Allatoona Reservoir
Joseph R. CaldwellKolomoki
William SearsSurvey of the Lower Flint and Chattahoochee Rivers
A.R. KellyNotes on the Exploration of the Bull Creek Site, Columbus, Georgia
Mrs. Wayne PattersonA sketch of the Pine Log Indian Cave
Corra HarrisEarly Georgia 1 (2)
Fall 1950
No copies available (SOLD OUT)
Download Acrobat PDF of Early Georgia 1 (2){.pdfbtn}The Study of Sites
A.R. KellyHunting Petroglyphs in North Georgia
Maragaret PerrymanGeorgia Archaeologists Before the Camera
George StoneyReconstruction of the Woodstock Fort
Sheila Kelly CaldwellStanding Peach Tree
Wilbur Kurtz, Sr.Early Georgia 1 (3)
Fall 1954
9 copies available
Download Acrobat PDF of Early Georgia 1 (3){.pdfbtn}The Georgia Historical Commission
C. E. GregoryThe Chief Joseph Vann House
Jospeph B. MahanThe White House in Augusta, Georgia
Clemens de BaillouThe Spanish Mission Site Near Darien
Sheila K. CaldwellGeorgia Historical Commission Excavations at Etowah, Summer, 1954
Lewis H. Larson, Jr.New Echota
Clemens de BaillouEarly Georgia 1 (4)
Spring 1955
20 copies availableChronology of New Echota
R. D. SelfNew Echota- Capitol of the Cherokee Nation
Henry T. MaloneSymbols of a Civilization that Perished in its Infancy
J. Roy McGintyExcavations at New Echota in 1954
Clemens de BaillouEarly Georgia 2 (1)
Summer 1955
No copies available (SOLD OUT)
Download Acrobat PDF of Early Georgia 2 (1){.pdfbtn}The Columbus Museum of Arts and History
Margaret S. BloomerThe Gallery of Indian Arts and Crafts
Eugene ClineThe Abercrombie Mound, Russell County, Alabama
Charles H. FairbanksArchaeological Reconnaissance of the Middle Chattahoochee River Valley
David W. ChaseInvestigations at Rood's Landing, Stewart County, Georgia
Joseph R. CaldwellEarly Georgia 2 (2)
Spring 1957
No copies available (SOLD OUT)
Download Acrobat PDF of Early Georgia 2 (2){.pdfbtn}Foreward
Dicksie Bradley BandyThe Chief Vann House, The Vanns, Tavern and Ferry
Clemens de BaillouThe Cherokees Become a Civilized Tribe
Henry T. MaloneEarly Georgia 3 (1)
June 1975
2 copies available
Download Acrobat PDF of Early Georgia 3 (1){.pdfbtn}The Archaic in Georgia
Chester B. DePratterThe Woodland Period North of the Fall Line
Patrick H. GarrowThe Woodland Period South of the Fall Line
Frank T. SchnellThe Mississippi Period
David J. HallyLamar and the Creeks: An Old Controversy Revisited
Margaret Clayton HowellComments on the Papers
Joseph R. CaldwellEarly Georgia 3 (2)
December 1975
130 copies availableThe James Lee Rockshelter: A Prehisotirc, Stratified, Limited Camp on Lookout Mountain
James A. BrownA Preliminary Report on Test Excavations at the Sapelo Island Shell Ring
Daniel K. SimpkinsSwift Creek Designs and Distributions: A South Georgia Study
F.H. SnowEarly Georgia 4 (1,2)
September 1976
174 copies availableThe Refuge Phase on the Coastal Plain of Georgia
Chester B. DePratterMetal Detection as a Technique in Urban Archaeological Survey: A Preliminary Statement
William R. Bowen and Linda F. CarnesThe route of DeSoto through Tennessee, Georgia, and Alabama: The Evidence of Material Culture
Marvin T. SmithCopper and the Southeastern Indians
Sharon I. GoadArchaeological Reconnaissance in Early County, Georgia: A Model of Settlement Patterning
Karl T. SteinenEarly Georgia 5 (1,2)
September 1977
15 copies availableEnvironmental Changes on the Georgia Coast During the Prehistoric Period
Chester B. DePratterThe Lower Georgia Coast as a Cultural Sub-Region
Fred C. CookA Survey of the Ocmulgee Big Bend Region
Francis H. SnowSouthwest Georgia Prehistory: An Overview
Betty A. SmithWeeden Island in Southwest Georgia
Karl T. SteinenEarly Georgia 6 (1,2)
1978
25 copies availableIntroduction
Chester B. DePratter and Chung Ho LeeA Reconsideration of the Hopewellian Interaction Sphere in Prehistory
Sharon I. GoadThe View From Rood's Landing, Then and Now
Gail S. SchnellLocation Analysis of the Late Misissippian Sites in the Southern Piedmont
Chung Ho LeeThe Tugalo Site, 9ST1
Marshall W. Williams and Carolyn "Liz" BranchEuropean Trade Material from Tugalo, 9ST1
Marvin T. Smith and Mark WilliamsStone Tools in Historical Accounts, 1521–1800
Marilyn PenningtonPrehistoric Settlement and Subsistence Systems, Skidaway Island, Georgia
Chester B. DePratterJoseph R. Caldwell and Georgia Ceramics
Betty A. SmithCeramic Analysis in Georgia
Mark J. WilliamsA Technique for Estimating Fish Weight From Bone Weight
Charles E. PearsonEarly Georgia 7 (1)
1979
No copies available (SOLD OUT)
Download Acrobat PDF of Early Georgia 7 (1){.pdfbtn}The Historic Cabin Site: The Last Trace of the Cherokee Town of Coosawatee
Patrick H. GarrowHistoric Demography and Ethnographic Analogy
Suzanne K. Fish and Paul R. FishThe Anthropology of the Georgia Coast: A Reference Guide
Clark Spencer LarsenEarly Georgia 7 (2)
1979
48 copies availablePreliminary Archaeological Investigations on Floyd Creek, Camden County , Georgia
Dwisght S. KirklandEthnohistory, Archaeology, and the Yuchi
Anne Frazer RogersAn Archaeological Survey of the Upper Satilla Basin
Dennis BlantonKelvin: A Late Woodland Phase on the Southern Georgia Coast
Fred C. CookEarly Georgia 8 (1,2)
1980
32 copies availableTentative Identification of a Prehistoric “Province” in Piedmont Georgia
Marvin T. Smith and Stephen A. KowalewskiA discussion of Misssissippian Settlement in the Georgia Piedmont
James L. Rudolph and Dennis B. BlantonAn Early Woodland Campsite in North Central Georgia
William R. BowenBig Tallassee: A Contribution to Upper Creek Site Archaeology
Vernon J. Knight, Jr. and Marvin T. SmithPagan Plum Point: Subsistence and Salt Marsh Ecology at a Late Archaic Shellmound, Chatham Co., Georgia
Terry MartinEarly Georgia 9 (1,2)
1981
77 copies availableChert of Southern Oconee County, Georgia
R. Jerald Ledbetter, Stephen A. Kowaleski and Linda O'SteenFinch's Survey
Daniel T. ElliottThe Lack of a Wilmington/Savannah Distinction in the Cord-marked Pottery from King's Bay, Georgia
Christopher T. EspenshadeAn Archaeological Survey of an Area Proposed for Development at Etowah Mounds, Bartow County, Georgia
John R. MorganThe Rise and Decline of the Old Quartz Industry in the Southern Piedmont
Kenneth W. JohnsonThe Kelvin Phase House: Aboriginal Domestic Structure Design on the Southern Georgia Coast during the Late Woodland Period
Fred CookEarly Georgia 10 (1,2)
1982
220 copies availableIntroduction
Robert Clements and Susan Power RappNative Americans and Georgia's Frontier Heritage
Robert BouwmanFlintlocks and Slave Catchers: Economic Transformations of the Indians of Georgia
Robbie F. EthridgeIndians Along the Oconee River after DeSoto: The Beginning of the End
Mark WilliamsDomestic Architecture and Domestic Activities in the Native South
David J. HallyEarly Georgia 11 (1,2)
1983
207 copies availableThe Wallace Reservoir Archaeological Project: An Overview
Paul R. Fish and David J. HallyVegetational History of the Wallace Reservoir
Elisabeth S. SheldonSubsurface Testing in the 1975–76 Wallace Reservoir Survey: Site Discovery and Site Exploration Applications
Chester B. DePratterThe Site Plan at Cold Springs, 9GE10
Suzanne K. Fish and Richard W. JefferiesThe Development of Lamar Ceramics in the Wallace Reservoir: The Evidence from the Dyar Site, 9GE5
Marvin T. SmithLamar Period Exploitation of Aquatic Resources in the Middle Oconee River Valley
James L. RudolphEarly Georgia 12 (1,2)
1984
69 copies availableRed Bird Creek: Late Prehistoric Material Culture and Subsistence in Coastal Georgia
Charles E. PearsonIrene: A Georgia Coast Archaeological Manifestation in Time and Space - Symposium of Papers Presented at the Georgia Academy of Science, April, 1983
(authors below)Introduction
Lewis H. Larson, Jr.Irene Manifestations on the Northern Georgia Coast
Chester B. DePratterIrene Manifestations on Sapelo Island
Morgan R. Crook, Jr.Irene Manifestations in the McIntosh County Tidewater Area
Lewis H. Larson, Jr.Irene Manifestations from the Altamaha River to the St. Marys River
Robin L. SmithEarly Georgia 13 (1,2)
1985
202 copies availableA Sxteenth Century European Sword form a Proto-historic Aboriginal Site in Northwest Georgia
Keith J. LittlePottery from Wamassee Head
Mary Ann BrewerMiddle Woodland Societies on the Lower South Atlantic Slope: A View from Georgia and South Carolina
David G. AndersonEarly Georgia 14 (1,2)
1986
31 copies availablePaleo-Indian Sites of the Inner Piedmont of Georgia: Observations of Settlement in the Oconee Watershed
Lisa D. O'Steen, R. Jerald Ledbetter, Daniel T. Elliott, and William W. BarkerA Thrice-Born Department: A History of Anthropology at The University of Georgia
Wilfrid C. BaileyPreliminary Investigations at an Early Woodland Site in Floyd County, Georgia
David S. RotensteinEarly Georgia 15 (1,2)
1987
1 copies available
Download Acrobat PDF of Early Georgia 15 (1,2){.pdfbtn}La Tama de la Tierra Adentro (The Tama of the Interior)
Samuel J. Lawson IIIA Preliminary Seriation of Coffin Hardware Forms in Ninetenth and Twentieth Century Georgia
Patrick H. GarrowSwift Creek Occupation in the Altamaha Delta
Lucy B. WayneEarly Georgia 16 (1,2)
1988
161 copies availableArchaeological Evidence for the Distribution of Sixteenth-Century Irene/Guale People on the Georgia Coast and Relationships to Socio-Political Organization
Fred C. CookFrom Frontier to Boomtown in Madison, Georgia
Mark Williams and Marshall WilliamsA Descriptive Survey of Archaeological Sites Discovered During a 1984 Draw-Down of Lake Harding
Tom J. MeltzerEarly Georgia 17 (1,2)
1989
256 copies availableThe Balfour Mound and WeedenIsland Culture in South Georgia
Carl T. SteinenThe Beginnings of the Creeks: Where Did They First 'Sit Down'?
Frank T. SchnellInvestigations of Willink's Marine Railway Savannah, Georgia
Julie Barnes SmithFortson Mound, Wilkes County, Georgia
Daniel T. Elliott and Steven A. KowalewskiEarly Georgia 18 (1,2)
1990
163 copies availableHistoric Patterns of Rock Piling and the Rock Pile Problems
Thomas H. GreshamA Savannah Period Mound in the Upper Interior Coastal Plain of Georgia
Keith Stephenson, John E. Worth, and Frankie SnowThe Sonny Lee Site: Shifting Sands and Archaeological Site Interpretation on the Gulf Coastal Plain
Karl T. Steinen, Thomas J. CrawfordEarly Georgia 19 (1)
1991
248 copies availableThe Vining Revival: A Late Simple Stamped Phase in the Central Georgia Piedmont
Daniel T. Elliott and Jack T. WynnHogcrawl Creek: Early Mississippian Period Occupation in the Middle Flint River Floodplain
John E. Worth and W. Maxwell DukePrehistoric and Historic Settlement in Oglethorpe County, Georgia
Jennifer FreerEarly Georgia 19 (2)
1991
36 copies availableLate Pleistocene-Holocene Depositional Change in the Coastal Plain of the Savannah River Valley: A Geoarchaeological Perspective
Mark J. Brooks and Donald J. ColquhounChronology of a Stratified Archaic Sequence in the Central Savannah River Valley
Morgan R. Crook, Jr.Late Archaic/Early Woodland Structures from the Mill Branch Sites, Warren County, Georgia
R. Jerald LedbetterMississippian Setllement in the Savannah River Basin
David G. AndersonLost and Found: Eighteenth-Century Towns in the Savannah River Region
Daniel T. ElliottHistorical Archaeology at SRS: The Surrent State of Knowledge
David Crass and Richard BrooksBlack Labor - White Land: The Archaeology of Society and Social Change in Augusta, Georgia
J.W. Joseph and Mary Beth ReedThe Hamilton House Site (9CB137): Two Domestic Structures in Columbia County, Georgia
Christopher MurphyEarly Georgia 20 (1)
1992
2 copies available
Download Acrobat PDF of Early Georgia 20 (1){.pdfbtn}Special issue — Archaeology in the Classroom, by Teachers for Teachers
Used Archaeology: Practical Classroom Ideas for Teachers, by Teachers
Guest Editor: Rita Folse ElliottAdventures in Elementary Archaeology
Michael C. TurnerSifting Through a Middle School Archaeology Program
W. Maxwell DukeCollecting Artifacts from the Surface
Thomas PluckhanArchaeology and Anthropology for Second and Third Graders
Margaret WoodIndians, Archaeology of Georgia, and Middle School Students
Carol Brown and Carol BuhlerDig It!: A Children's Summer Workshop in Archaeology
Julie Barnes SmithThe National Science Foundation Young Scholars Program in Archaeology at Old Mobile
Marvin T. Smith and Gregory A. WaselkovNew Ebenezer: A Sweaty Volunteer's Account
Stephen ReynoldsEarly Georgia 20 (2)
1992
45 copies availableIn Search of True Flint
Walter G. Jung IIUpland Mississppian Occupation of the Allatoona Area
Adam King and R. Jerald LedbetterTwo Hundred Years of Woodstock Occupation in Northwest Georgia: The View From Whitehead Farm 1
William F. Stanyard and Thomas R. BakerEarly Georgia 21 (1)
1993
93 copies availableThe Textile Mills of Roswell, Georgia
Karen G. WoodPrelude to Abandonment: The Interior Provinces of Early 17th-Century Georgia
John E. WorthEarly Georgia 21 (2)
1993
19 copies availableThe Engineer and the Millwright: The Changing Technology of Small Water Power at Cochran's Mill Park
David L. Morton, Jr.The 1992 and 1993 Excavations at the King Site (9FL5)
David J. HallyWhat Are They Doing Here? Late Woodland-Early Mississippi Use of the Upper Coastal Plain in the Savannah and Ogeechee Watersheds
Chad O. BraleyEarly Georgia 22 (1)
1994
63 copies availableMississippian Settlement in the Upper Oconee and Upper Broad River Valleys
Thomas J. PluckhahnArchaeological Distributions in Georgia: 1994
Mark WilliamsEarly Georgia 22 (2)
1994
1 copies available
Download Acrobat PDF of Early Georgia 22 (2){.pdfbtn}The Walker Street Site, 9ME60
David W. Chase and Harold A. Huscher—edited and with contributions by R. Jerald LedbetterEarly Georgia 23 (1)
1995
45 copies availableQuartz Passports of the Morrow Mountain Middle Archaic in the Savannah River Drainage
Robert W. BensonPutting the Ogeechee in its Place
Kenneth A. Sassaman, Kristin J. Wilson, and Frankie SnowArchaeological Testing at the Brassell Site (9GL6), Glascock County, Georgia
Kenneth E. SassamanThe Lewis Mound and the Mississippian Period Settlement of Fort Stewart , Georgia
Thomas J. PluckhahnEarly Georgia 23 (2)
1995
25 copies availableInvestigation of Upland Piedmont Lamar Site 9HK64
Dennis B. BlantonThe “Amateur” Archaeologist in Georgia
George S. LewisA Variation of South's Mean Ceramic Date Formula
G. Jay CroftRed Pebbles
Mark WilliamsEarly Georgia 24 (1)
1996
27 copies availableAn Appraisal of Tenant Farmer Health and Diet in Central Georgia: Results of the Redfield Cemetery Study
Chad O. Braley and William G. MoffatCacheing Behavior in Northwest Georgia in the Middle Woodland Period
Dawn ReidUpland Lamar, Vining, and Cartersville: An Interim Report from Raccoon Ridge
John WorthEarly Georgia 24 (2)
1996
20 copies availableMiddle Mississippian Occupation in the Ocmulgee Big Bend Region
Keith Stephenson, Adam King, and Frankie SnowReviving the Past on Campus: Archaeology and Preservation at Augusta State University
Christopher P. H. Murphy and David C. CrassEarly Georgia 25 (1)
1997
16 copies availableRefining Soapstone Vessel Chronology in the Southeast
Kenneth A. SassamanRethinking Early Mississippian Chrononlogy and Cultural Contact in Central Georgia: A View from Tarver (9JO6)
Thomas J. PluckhahnThe Fishing Creek Survey
John F. ChambleeEarly Georgia 25 (2)
1997
34 copies availableExcavations at the Marshall Site (9OC25): A Preliminary Report on the 1994-1995 Field Seasons
James W. Hatch, Jerald Ledbetter, Adam King, Peter van Rossum, Thomas Foster, and Ervan GarrisonA New Perspective on the Etowah Valley Mississippian Ceramic Sequence
Adam KingEarly Georgia 26 (1)
1998
17 copies available
Download Acrobat PDF of Early Georgia 26 (1){.pdfbtn}Where Have All the Artifacts Gone? The Cobb County Archaeological Survey’s Final Chapter
Deborah L. WallsmithA Kolomoki Chronicle: History of a Plantation, a State Park, and the Archaeological Search for Kolomoki's Prehistory
C. T. TrowellEarly Georgia 26 (2)
1998
No copies available (SOLD OUT)
Download Acrobat PDF of Early Georgia 26 (2){.pdfbtn}Archaeological Salvage of the Plant Hammond Site
John F. Chamblee, Thomas Neumann, and Barnet PavaoEarly Georgia 27 (1)
1999
No copies available (SOLD OUT)
Download Acrobat PDF of Early Georgia 27 (1){.pdfbtn}A Guide to Georgia Indian Pottery Types
Mark Williams and Victor ThompsonEarly Georgia 27 (2)
1999
No copies available (SOLD OUT)
Download Acrobat PDF of Early Georgia 27 (2){.pdfbtn}Soil Analysis and Prehistoric Agricultrual Fields: Ocmulgee National Monument, Mound D
Dawn ReidVining Phase Excavations on the Chattahoochee-Oconee National Forest
Maureen Meters, Jack Wynn, Ramie Gougeon, Betsy ShirkFrom the Photograophic Archives: The WPA in Georgia
Amanda McDaniel, James A. PageEarly Georgia 28 (1)
2000
3 copies available
Download Acrobat PDF of Early Georgia 28 (1){.pdfbtn}Archaeological Site Distributions in Georgia: 2000
Mark WilliamsThe Rise and Fall of the Westeo Indians: An Evaluation of the Documentary Evidence
Eric E. BowneRocky Top Field Trip: Lithic Resources of Northeast Georgia
Scott JonesEarly Georgia 28 (2)
2000
72 copies availableIntroduction
J.W. JosephResearch Design and Field Results
J.S. Cable and H.S. GardGeomorphology, Stratigraphy, and Soil Consequence
D.S. LeighCultural Features
L.E. RaymerZooarchaeological Results
L. O'SteenArchaeobotanical Analysis
L.E. Raymer and M.T. Bonhage-FreundEarly and Middle Woodland Occupations
J.S. CableLate Woodland and Etowah Occupations
J.S. CableQualla/Lamar Occupations
J.S. Cable and M.B. ReedEarly Georgia 29 (1)
May 2001
No copies available (SOLD OUT)
Download Acrobat PDF of Early Georgia 29 (1){.pdfbtn}Special issue— Resources at Risk: Defending Georgia’s Hidden Heritage
Georgia's Hidden Heritage at Risk
Charlotte A. SmithWhat is Archaeology? How Exploring Our Past Enriches the Present
Jennifer Freer Harris and Charlotte A. SmithWhy is Archaeology Important? Global Perspectives, Local Concerns
Charlotte A. Smith and Jennifer Freer HarrisAn Introduction to the Prehistory of the Southeast “They were Shootin’em as Fast as They Could Make ‘em…” and Other Popular Misconceptions about the Precolumbian Southeast
Scott JonesArchaeological Resource Protection in Georgia—Federal, State, and Local Legislation and Programs
Jennifer Freer HarrisThis Is Not Your Mother's SGA
Rita Folse ElliottSprawl and the Destruction of Georgia's Archaeological Resources
Charlotte A. Smith and Jennifer Freer HarrisThe Future of Georgia’s Archaeological Resources: Transforming Citizens into Defenders
Charlotte A. Smith and Jennifer Freer HarrisEarly Georgia 29 (2)
October 2001
56 copies availableEditor's Introduction
Adam KingArchaeological Investigations of the Vulcan Site, Bartow County, Georgia
R. Jerald Ledbetter, Thomas Neumann, Mary Spink, and Andrea SheaSome Comments on the Vulcan Site Lithic Raw Material Choices and Tool Technologies
Scott JonesEarly Georgia 30 (1)
Spring 2002
No copies available (SOLD OUT)
Download Acrobat PDF of Early Georgia 30 (1){.pdfbtn}An Overview of Georgia Projectile Points and Selected Cutting Tools
John S. WhatleyEarly Georgia 30 (2)
Fall 2002
2 copies available
Download Acrobat PDF of Early Georgia 30 (2){.pdfbtn}Water Dumps and Kiln Footprints: Introduction to the Archaeology of Georgia Folk Pottery Production Sites
James A. BurrisonArchaeological Investigations of Alkaline-Glazed Stoneware Potteries in Northern Washington County, Georgia
William R. JordanThe Gunters: The Migration of Georgia Pottery Family
C. Scott ButlerTaming The Groundhog: Excavations at the Sligh Stoneware Pottery, Paulding County, Georgia
Christopher T. EspenshadeHistorical and Archaeological Investigations of an Atlanta Folk Pottery: The Rolader Sites
William R. Bowen and Linda F. CarnesEarly Georgia 31 (1)
Spring 2003
5 copies available
Download Acrobat PDF of Early Georgia 31 (1){.pdfbtn}New Data from the Cannon Site: A Thirteenth Century Burial from Lake Blackshear
George Price and Bryan TuckerClarence Bloomfield Moore’s Unpublished Excavations on St. Simon's Island, Georgia: 1898
Charles E. Pearson abd Fred C. CookAerating Fort Gordon: Prehistoric Cultural Resources Data from Survey of 28,000 Acres
Robert W. BensonGnawing Desire: The Role of Beavers and Their Habitats in Prehistoric Culture
Scott JonesPossible Astronomical Sybols on “Sacred” Weeden Island Pottery
David AllisonTimucuan Mission Ceramics of South Central Georgia
Marvin T. Smith and Eric MarksSkeletal Analysis of a Nineteenth Century Grave from Sapelo Island
Robert L. Wright, Matthew A. Williamson and David Colin CrassEarly Georgia 31 (2)
Fall 2003
25 copies availableHuman Prehistory at the Sadlers Landing Site, Camden County Georgia
S. Dwight KirklandEarly Georgia 32 (1)
Spring 2004
32 copies availableVolunteers in Archaeology
Allen VegotskyGeorgia's Fish Trap Dams
Bill FrazierLydia Pinkham: Healer Or Quack?
Allen Vegotsky and Rita ElliottArchaeology and Community: The Public Private Partnership for Community History at Scull Shoals, Georgia
Jack T. Wynn and Judson Kratzer with Contributions by by Dona M. Shaw and Sammie StooksburyFort Hawkins Reconstruction
Bill CramerSoapstone Ridge
Tom Wheaton and David AllisonBridging the Gap Between Archaeologists and the Public: Excavations at Silver Bluff Plantation, the George Galphin Site
Tammy R. Forehand, Mark D. Groover, David C. Crass, and Robert MoonVolunteers in Archaeology: Discussant's Comments from the Fall 2002 Meeting of the Society for Georgia Archaeology, Augusta
Rita ElliottEarly Georgia 32 (2)
Fall 2004
31 copies availableNatural Factors Affecting the Setttlement of Mississippian Chiefdoms in Northwestern Georgia
Maureen S. MeyersThe Changing Face of Georgia Archaeology: 1974–2004
David C. Crass and Richard WarnerSwift Creek to Square Ground Lamar: Situating the Ocmulgee Big Bend Region in Calibrated Time
Keith Stephenson and Frankie SnowEarly Georgia 33 (1)
Spring 2005
2 copies available
Download Acrobat PDF of Early Georgia 33 (1){.pdfbtn}When the Past is Destroyed: Loss of Archaeological Sites Due to Urbanization
Stephen KowaleskiLand-Use Change and Impact on Archaeological Site in Georgia
Malcolm Jared Wood and Gregory LucasA Strategy for Conservation Archaeology in Georgia
Terry Jackson and Jack TylerEarly Georgia 33 (2)
Fall 2005
8 copies available
Download Acrobat PDF of Early Georgia 33 (2){.pdfbtn}An Experimantal Approach to the Analysis of Two Maize Cob-Filled Features from Etowah (9BR1)
Mary Theresa Bonhage-FreundRidgeway Road: An Archaeological Survey in West Central Georgia
James C. Waggoner, Jr.A Burned Macon Plateau Period Structure from Brown’s Mount, Georgia
Richard A. Marshall and Mark WilliamsIn Search of Hernando de Soto: Charles Hudson and Paradigm Shifts in Southeastern Archaeology
Marvin T. Smith4000 Years at a Glance: Patterns of Ceramic Style Distribution over Georgia
Mark WilliamsAnd The Sun Did Not Shine: Experimental Archaeology at Macon Earth Lodge, 1938
Elizabeth C. ShirkEarly Georgia 34 (1)
Spring 2006
No copies available (SOLD OUT)
Download Acrobat PDF of Early Georgia 34 (1){.pdfbtn}A Techno-Functional Analysis of Fiber-Tempered Pottery from the Squeaking Tree Site (9TF5), Telfair County, Georgia
James C. Waggoner, Jr.Caught Knapping: A Modern Flintknapping Station in Greene County, Georgia
Scott Jones and Jerald LedbetterQuartz Tool Technology in the Northeast Georgia Piedmont
Scott JonesEarly Georgia 34 (2)
Fall 2006
12 copies availablePrehistory of the Stuckey Tract, Bleckley County, Georgia
Scot J. KeithEarly Georgia 35 (1)
Spring 2007
11 copies availableTeardrops, Ladders, and Bull’s Eyes: Swift Creek on the Georgia Coast
Keith Ashley, Keith Stephenson, and Frankie SnowExperimental Studies in Diabase
Scott Jones and Mark WilliamsValidating "Daltonite" Within Greater Classification of Lithic Resources in the Interior Coastal Plain
James C. Waggoner, Jr. and Scott JonesAn Assessment of Stubby Stem Points
Scott JonesA Sketch of the Pine Indian Cave
Corra HarrisRevisitng Arthur Kelly's 1951 Field School and the Corra Harris Cave from Bartow County
Andrea E. AdamsEarly Georgia 35 (2)
Fall 2007
13 copies availableAfrican-American Life in Georgia Through the Archaeological Looking Glass
J.W. Joseph, PhDData Recovery Excavations at the St. Anne's Slave Settlement, St.Simon's Island, Georgia
Scott ButlerAfrican American Contributors to Savannah's Historic Landscape
Bradford BotwickLandownership and Hardship: Interpreting the Landscape of an African-American Community in Eastern Gwinnett County, Georgia
Jeffrey L. HollandArchaeology of a Tenant Farming Landscape: The Free Cabin Site, Hephzibah, Georgia
Natalie Adams and Mark SwansonEarly Georgia 36 (1)
Spring 2008
24 copies availableResidential and Communal Landscapes at the Ford Plantation Development, Richmond Hill, Georgia
Thomas G. Whitley, PhDSouth of Hell's Gate: Life at the North End Plantation, Ossasbaw Island, Georgia
Daniel T. ElliottNecessity of Commodity? An Analysis of the Ford Plantation Colonoware, Bryan County, Georgia
Nicole IsenbargerHome-Crafted Brock Grave Markers in the African-American Section of Memory Hill Cemetery, Milledgeville, Ga
James J. D'AngeloA City Slave is Almost A Freeman…Or Not?
Rita F. ElliottSpringfield: An Archaeological History of a Free African-American Community from the Revolution to the Civil War
J. W. JosephEarly Georgia 36 (2)
Fall 2008
7 copies available
Download Acrobat PDF of Early Georgia 36 (2){.pdfbtn}Editor’s Introduction
Thomas J. PluckhahnEarly History of Indians Along the Piedmont Savannah and Oconee Rovers
Mark WilliamsThe Lamar Tradition
Mark WilliamsShedding New Light on Middle Georgia: The Ocmulgee River Basin Archaeological Project
Sttephen A. HammackNew Historical Data on an Old Archaeological Site: The Shoulderbone Mounds
Mark Williams, Robin Beck, Jerald Ledbetter, Dan Elliott, and Woody WilliamsA Fresh Look at the Singer-Moye Site Mound Site, Stewart County, Georgia
M. Jared Wood and Mark WilliamsReviews
The Archaeology of Everyday Life at Early Moundville, by Gregory D. Wilson
Casey R. BarrierSoutheastern Ceremonial Complex: Chronology, Content, Context, edited by Adam King
Nancy Marie WhiteNative American Landscapes of St. Catherine’s Island, Georgia, by David Hurst Thomas
Victor D. ThompsonEarly Georgia 37 (1)
Spring 2009
No copies available (SOLD OUT)
Download Acrobat PDF of Early Georgia 37 (1){.pdfbtn}Editor's Introduction
Thomas J. PluckhahnPeer Reviewed Article
Gum Ponds and Cypress Swamps: Late Archaic Use of Upland Inter-Riverine Resources in the Dougherty Plain of Southwest Georgia (Peer Reviewed Article)
James C. Waggoner, Jr.The Woodland Period North of the Fall Line: A Summary of Investigations from 1975 to 2000
Patrick H. GarrowPassport In Time at Scull Shoals, 1997–2003
Jack T. WynnThe First Tears of the Trail: Archaeological Investigation of Potential Cherokee Removal Fort Sites in Georgia
Ronald HobgoodReviews
Architectural Variability in the Southeast, edited by Cameron H. Lacquement
Benjamin A. SteereCircular Villages of the Monongahela, by Bernard K. Means
Maureen MeyersEarly Georgia 37 (2)
Fall 2009
25 copies availableEditor's Introduction
Thomas J. Pluckhahn and Stephen A. HammackPeer Reviewed Articles
Seventy Years of Research of Architecture at a Muscogee Creek Town at Fort Benning, Georgia
Thomas FosterThe Archaeology of Robins Air Force Base, Houston County, Georgia
Stephen A. HammackHistoric Mills in the Sand Hills of Fort Gordon, Georgia
Renee Lewis, J.W. Joseph, and Mary Beth ReedProtohistoric Period Ceramics at King's Bay, Camden County , Georgia
Carolyn RockArticle
Three Decades of Archaeological Investigations and Cultural Resource Mangagement at Fort Stewart, Georgia
Brian K. GreerObituary
James Cowan Waggoner, Jr. (1971–2009)
John Chamblee, Victor Thompson, and Thomas PluckhahnReviews
The Beads of St. Catherine's Island, By Elliott H. Blair, Lorann S.A. Pendleton, and Peter Francis, Jr.
Bernard MarcouxThe Archaeology of Town Creek, by Edmond A. Boudreaux
Ramie A. GougeonSubfloor Pits and the Archaeology of Slavery in Colonial Virginia, by Patricia Samford
Shannon McVey, University of South FloridaEarly Georgia 38 (1)
Spring 2010
No copies available (SOLD OUT)
Download Acrobat PDF of Early Georgia 38 (1){.pdfbtn}Editor's Introduction
Thomas J. PluckhahnPeer Reviewed
Reconstructing the Life Histories of Bolen Hafted Bifaces from a North Florida Archaeological Site
Robert J. Austin and Scott E. MitchellAn Archaeological and Ethnohistorical Appraisal of a Piled Stone Feature Complex in the Mountains of North Georgia
Johannes (Jannie) Loubser and Douglas FrinkArticles
Historic Site Methodology on the Goergia Piedmont: Case Studies from the Oconee National Forest
James WettstaedNew Data on the Number and Distribution of Archaeological Sites in Georgia by Time and Space
Mark Williams, John A. Turck, and John F. ChambleeObituary
Samuel J. Lawson III (1951–2009)
Stephen A. HammackReviews
The Archaeology of Regions: A Case for Full Coverage Survey, edited by Suzanne K. Fish and Stephen A. Kowalewski
Charlotte A. (Sammy) SmithBilbo (9CH4) and Delta (38JA23): Late Archaic and Early Woodland Shell Mounds at the Mouth of the Savannah River, by Morgan R. Crook, Jr.
John A. TurckFrom Santa Elena to St. Augustine: Indiginous Ceramic Variability (A.D. 1400-1700), edited by Kathleen Deagan and David Hurst Thomas
Norma HarrisEarly Georgia 38 (2)
Fall 2010
13 copies availableEditor's Introduction
Thomas J. PluckhahmGuest Editor's Introduction
Pamela Johnson BaughmanPeer Reviewed
The Life and Work of Joseph Ralston Caldwell (1916–1973)
Pamela Johnson BaughmanHow New is My Archaeology: Interacting with Joseph Caldwell
Robert L. HallPrimary Forest Efficiency in the Eastern Woodlands of North America
David H. Dye and Patty Jo WatsonThe Importance of Woodstock Complicated Stamped Ceramics Fifty Years after Caldwell
Julie G. MarkinThe Deptford Site: Reconfigured and Revisited
Victoria G. DekleArticles
Gulfization Revisited: Household Change in the Late Woodland Period at Kolomoki (9ER1)
Thomas J. PluckhahnPersonal Reflections on Joseph R. Caldwell
My Memories of Joe Caldwell
Marshall "Woody" WilliamsPersonal Reflections on Graduate Study with Joseph Caldwell
Dick JefferiesJoseph Caldwell: A Brief Remembrance
Mark WilliamsDr. Joseph Caldwell’s Last Year
W. Dean WoodObituary
Frank Theodore Schnell, Jr. (1940–2010)
Terry Jackson and Jack TylerReviews
Glazed America: A History of the Doughnut, by Paul R. Williams
Brent R. WeismanEarly Georgia 39 (1)
Spring 2011
10 copies available
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Examining Variation in the Human Settlement of Prehistoric Georgia
John A. Turck, Mark Williams and John F. ChambleeTheory In Recent Cultural Resource Management in Georgia
Daniel P. Bigman, Stefan P. Brannan, Kevin S. Gibbons, Kelli Guest, Nathan Mountjoy, Benjamin M. Storey and Stephen A. KowalewskiCropper or Operator? Interpreting Tenant Farm Sites in the Georgia Piedmont
James WettstaedArticles
A New Approach to the Ethnohistory of Southeastern Temple Mounds
Mark WilliamsRethinking Mound D at Kolomoki
Thomas J. PluckhahnReviews
Colonial Georgia and the Creeks: Anglo Indian Diplomacy on the Southern Frontier, 1733–1763, by John T. Juricek
Stephen A. HammackTrend, Tradition and Turmoil: What Happened to the Southeastern Archaic?, edited by David Hurst Thomas and Matthew C. Sanger
Bryan TuckerThe Eastern Archaic, Historicized, by Kenneth E. Sassaman
Caitlin KelleyEarly Georgia 39 (2)
Fall 2011
6 copies available
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The Woodland Period of the Etowah, Coosa, and Alabama River Basins
R. Jeannine Windham, Scot Keith, Craig Sheldon, Ned Jenkins, and Leslie Branch-RaymerMiddle Woodland Gardening in the Etowah River Valley, Northwest Georgia: The Hardin Bridge Site (9BR34)
Leslie Branch-Raymer and Mary Theresa Bonhage-FreundHardin Bridge: A Look at an Early Middle Woodland Hinterland Settlement and Community
R. Jeannine WindhamThe Cobbs Swamp Phase and the Middle Woodland Period of East Central Alabama: The View from Catoma Creek
Thomas M. ShelbyThe Leake Complex: A Middle Woodland Hopewellian Ceremonial Center and Gateway Community
Scot KeithWoodland Ceramic Diversity and Social Boundaries in Northeastern Alabama
Keith J. LittleThemes and Future Directions in the Woodland Archaeology of the Etowah-Catoosa-Alabama Basin
Vernon James KnightEarly Georgia 40 (1)
Spring 2012
6 copies available
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Results From A Preliminary GIS-Based Model of Northern Georgia Mississippian Mound Site Locations
Daniel P. Bigman and Lixin WangThe Flat Rock Community Mapping Project: A Case Study in Community Archaeology
Jeffrey B. Glover, Kelly Woodard, P. Jack Reed, and Johnny WaitsArticles
Settlement Mobility On The Georgia Coast During The Mississippian Period: An Explicit Frame Of Reference
Morgan R. Crook, Jr.New Information On John P. Rogan
Mark Williams and Marshall WilliamsHenry L. Reynolds, Jr.: Georgia's Greatest 19th Century Archaeologist
Mark Williams and Keith StephensonArchival Research Of The Hollywood Mound Site
Adam King and Keith StephensonBook Review
The Invention of the Creek Nation, 1670–1763. By Steven C. Hahn
Stephen A. HammackObituary
Robert Joseph Cramer, Sr. (1926–2011)
Stephen A. HammackEarly Georgia 40 (2)
Fall 2012
9 copies available
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A Critical Assessment of Evidence Relating to the Range of the American Bison (Bison bison) in Georgia
Wayne Van HorneArticles
The Archaeology of Mound H, Singer–Moye Mound Center, Stewart County, Georgia
Margaret C. Russell and R. Donald GordyElectron Dispersive X-Ray Analysis of American Folk Pottery
Dana Mills and Jesse RogersClarence Bloomfield Moore's Unpublished Excavations on Sapelo Island, Georgia: 1898
Charles E. PearsonEarly Georgia 41 (1)
Spring 2013
76 copies availableSelections from articles published in The Profile, 1992-2009
Early Georgia 41 (2)
Fall 2013
5 copies available
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GPR Survey of Cemeteries of Georgia's Coastal Plain
Daniel ElliottPreservation of McVicker Family Cemetery, Jonesboro, Georgia
Gail Tarver and Daniel P. BigmanIdentification of Unmarked Graves at Two Histori Cemeteries in Georgia
Donald M. ThiemeArchaeological Geophysics Survey of Atanta's Gulch
Shawn M. Patch and Sarah LowryEarly Georgia 42 (1)
Spring 2014
3 copies available
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Wright Square Burial Ground (9GN407), Brunswick, Georgia: A Voyage of Discovery and Learning
William M. WeeksSweetwater Creek’s Stone Enigma
H. Denise SmithOssabaw's Middle Settlement
George PriceEating Onion Tacos in Ichisi: A Cross-Cultural Food Encounter in Protohistoric Georgia
Ramie GougeonArticles
Archaeobotany at Duckett Site (9HL554)
Jack T. Wynn, Amy Byers, Jason King, Naomi Peevy, and Leslie E. Branch-RaymerBook Review
The Cherokees of Tuckaleechee Cove. Jon Marcoux
Lance GreeneLife Among the Tides: Recent Archaeologyno the Georgia Bight, Victor D. Thompson and David Hurst Thomas, Editors
Kevin KiernanEarly Georgia 42 (2)
Fall 2014
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Ground-penetrating Radar at the Leake Site: Investigations, Results, and Interpretations
Pamela Baughman and Scot KeithArchaeological Prospection and Investigation at the Dabbs Site, Bartow County, Georgia
Jeffry Turner, Keener Smith, Jessie Griggs Burnette, Sheldon Skaggs, and Terry G. PowisArchaeological and Geophysical Investigations of Raccoon Ridge, a transitional Late Woodland-Early Mississippian Village in the Georgia Piedmont
Jennifer Birch and Jacob LulewiczGround Penetrating Radar and Resistivity Results from Mounds D and F at Singer-Moye (9SW2)
Stefan Brannan and Daniel P. BigmanInvestigating the Effects of Agricultural and Archaeological Disturbance at the Hollywood Site 9RI1)
Christopher ThornockMississippian Feature Patterning, Site Structure, and Community Organization at the Cox Site (1JA176), Jackson County, Alabama: Geophysical Survey Results
Shawn M. Patch, Sarah Lowry, and Erin PritchardEarly Georgia 43 (1&2)
Spring 2015
2 copies available
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A Reanalysis of Pottery from the Anneewakee Creek Mound, Georgia, with Thoughts on the Napier Phenomenon
Julie G. Markin and Vernon James Knight, Jr.The Paired Hemiconical Punctate Motif: a Possible Diagnostic Mission Period Decoration from Sapelo Island, Georgia
Christopher R. Moore and Richard W. JefferiesSwift Creek Vessel Forms and Vessel Assemblages in Northern and Central Georgia
David J. Hally, Benjamin A. Steere, Emily L. Beahm, Sarah Bergh, Daniel P. Bigman, Carol E. Colaninno-Meeks, Scot Keith, Karen Y. Smith, Frankie Snow, and Keith StephensonReports
Leveraging Research and Management: Archaeological Investigations at the South End Site (9CH155), Ossabaw Island, Georgia
Brandon RitchisonSummary of the 2015 Field Season at Singer-Moye (9SW2)
Jennifer Birch and Stefan BrannanRecent Geophysical and Archaeological Work at Buckhead (9CH150), Ossabaw Island, Georgia
Matthew Colvin and Jake LulewiczBook Review
Pox, empire, shackles, and hides: the Townsend site, 1670-1715: Jon Bernard Marcoux
Emma MasonAcorns and Bitter Roots: Starch Grain Research in the Prehistoric Eastern Woodlands: Timothy C. Messner
Megan D. ParkerEarly Georgia 44 (1&2)
Fall 2016
35 copies availablePeer-Reviewed
A Possible Location for Sixteenth Century Fort Caroline
Fred C. Cook and Bill WeeksA Systematic Survey of the Multi-Component Site 9Mc501 on Sapelo Island, Georgia
Ethan A. Bean, Christopher R. Moore, and Richard W. JefferiesLike Blood From a Stone: Teasing Out Social Difference From Lithic Production Debris at Kolomokie (9Er1)
Martin MenzThe Native American and Spanish Mission Period Occupation of Creighton Island's North End Field
Mary Porter, Victor D. Thompson, Amanda Roberts Thompson, and Chester DePratterBusk Sites of the Oconee Valley
Mark WilliamsThematic Article
Seth Paine and the Shoulderbone Mounds in 1972
Mark Williams and Holly Nash WolffReports
Excavations at the Yahoola High Trestle, a Component of 9LU52 (Hand Ditch), Lumpkin County, Georgia
William Balco, Margaret Riches, Kadee Spears, and Jessica StehlinSummary of the 2016 Field Season at Singer-Moye (pSW2): Introduction the Singer-Moye Archaeological Settlement History Project (SMASH)
Stefan Brannan and Jennifer BirchBook Reviews
We Made a Day: History and Archaeology of the Tenancy on the L.E Gay Plantation, Randolph County, Georgia. New South Associates
Lance GreeneArchaeology in South Carolina: Exploring the Hidden Heritage of the Palmetto State. Adam King, editor
Daniel T. ElliottViewing the Future in the Past: Historical Ecology Applications to Environmental Issues. Thomas H. Foster, Lisa M. Paciulli, and David J. Goldstein, editors
Brandon T. Richison
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