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The objectives of this intern project were to locate, investigate, and record as many unknown archaeological sites as possible. The investigations described in this report were undertaken to determine the existence of unknown prehistoric archaeological sites in the Upper Elk River Basin area. The survey was also needed to complete the inventory of archaeological materials and sites that lie along the expanse of the Elk River.
Archaic Period Research in the Lower Little Tennessee River Valley - 1975: Icehouse Bottom, Harrison Branch, Thirty Acre Island, Calloway Island (1977)
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Complying with NAGPRA at the Largest Public Utility: It’s Complicated (2016)
The Tennessee Valley Authority has control of approximately 8,000 human remains and 100,000 funerary objects stored in multiple major research Universities in the southeastern United States. It also manages 293,000 acres of land with 11,000 known archaeological sites. The successes, pitfalls and unexpected discoveries resulting from complying with NAGPRA over the last six years are evaluated in light of the future of prehistoric archaeology in the southeast U.S.
Phase I Archaeological Investigations Along the Flat Rock Transmission Line Corridor in Jackson County, Alabama (2002)
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Phase I Cultural Resource Survey for the East Point-Hanceville 161-kV Transmission Line, Cullman County, Alabama (2002)
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