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Description
SIMPAP field investigations are planned for a 3-4 week period in July, 2019. Archaeological
investigations proposed for summer 2019 will focus on the excavation of one or more ground
penetrating radar (GPR) anomalies first identified during surveys conducted in 2016, 2017, and
2018. Results of the surveys indicate that a large anomaly is present just north of Shell Ring II in
an area where previous excavations have identified numerous artifacts and features associated
with the island’s 17th century Guale Indian or Spanish occupations (Figure 1). Previous testing
of several nearby small GPR anomalies (Figure 2) recovered Mission period artifacts, providing
support for the large anomaly also dating to the Mission period. Based on the anomaly’s size and
shape, it may mark the location of a Mission period structure.
Status | Finished |
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Effective start/end date | 3/6/19 → 10/31/20 |
Funding
- Georgia Department of Natural Resources: $7,408.00
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