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I:ontgomery Meld, and other lower Flint <strong>site</strong>s, with a dropping<br />
out of late Swift Creek Complicated and the usual <strong>site</strong> marker<br />
types of Needen <strong>Island</strong> punctates and incised forms. A check<br />
stamped ware, identified with Vakulla Check, but undergoing<br />
minor morphological and decorative changes,continues.strongl.y<br />
and dominates all of these <strong>site</strong>s.<br />
Whaley’s Mill Site (SSelO)<br />
About three quarters of a mile beyond the confluence of<br />
Spring Creek with the lower Flint river on a high bluff is the<br />
<strong>site</strong> of a saw mill <strong>which</strong> operated some twenty years before the<br />
archeological survey. Spring Creek is a large tributary fed by<br />
numerous deep springs in limestone sinks, a characteristic<br />
feature of southwest Georgia end the neigboring area. It runs<br />
north more than fifty miles from the Flint with the large springs<br />
interspersed at intervals of every few miles. The sandy bamnocks<br />
around the spring <strong>site</strong>s are generally covered with a heavy forest<br />
groivth and are frequently inaccessible by virtue of the inter-<br />
vening swales of low matsly ground. Access dirt roads and some<br />
cleared patches utilized by local hunters and fishermen, and<br />
logging trails, have cleared these significant locations to some<br />
extent. Each spring <strong>site</strong> area exhibits diffuse or scattered<br />
evidences of prehistoric occupation, usually in the form of widely<br />
separated, localized thin middens containing shell. The<br />
implications point to small hunting and fishing groups utilieing<br />
the water supply and the game and shellfish concentrations<br />
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