POLLEN ANALYSIS OF SAMPLES FROM 9GE10, A MIDDLE WOODLAND TO MISSISSIPPIAN MOUND CENTER IN CENTRAL GEORGIA

Summary

Thirteen pollen samples were selected for analysis from 9GE10, a Middle

Woodland to Mississippian mound center in central Georgia. Located in the

Wallace Reservoir/Lake Oconee area on the Oconee River near Greensboro,

Georgia, this site contains evidence of occupation from four time periods

(0-100 AD to 550-700 AD). Pollen samples were collected from archaeological

features including pits and structures, or mound layers. Analysis focused

on recovering data pertaining to local vegetation, as well as evidence of

cultivated or exploited plants.

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