Archeological and Geological Investigations at Two Piedmont Sites on the Savannah River: Final Report on the Gregg Shoals and Clyde Gulley Sites

摘要

Archeological and geological investigations at two sites along the upper Savannah River, Elbert County, Georgia, are presented. Large block excavations were undertaken at the Gregg Shoals site (9EB259) and the Clyde Gully Site (9EB387), which resulted in documenting an occupation sequence spanning 10,000 years, from Early Archaic to Late Prehistoric. Further work identified activity areas within the Middle and Early Archaic zones. Research questions focused on assemblage characterization, raw material changes through time, and interassemblage variation.