Archaeological Surveys Reveal Pond Spring History From 1995 to 2000, two major archaeological surveys were conducted at Pond Spring. The first was led by Dr. Linda Stine (then of Samford University) in the early winter of 1995. A later series of excavations were conducted prior to construction and restoration activities that have since commenced. The following accounts outline work and anticipated results attached to each of the early separate excavations. Universit ...

Cultural Resources Aerial View of Little River Canyon Little River's long history of human habitation and use and sequences of recorded events that occurred there make it significant as an archeological and historical link to this Nation's history. It should be noted that the earliest human presence at Little River and the surrounding area most probably resulted from an appreciation of the abundant natural resources to be found there. The following are three cultural periods relev ...

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University of Illinois at Chicago Office of Public Affairs (MC 288) 601 S. Morgan St., Chicago, IL 60607-7113, (312) 996-3456, www.uic.edu/depts/paff June 11, 2001Contact: Paul Francuch (312) 996-3457; francuch@uic.edu UIC STUDENTS CULTIVATE ALABAMA SUMMER DIGS Twelve students from the University of Illinois at Chicago are working from dawn until dusk this summer on a farm near Montgomery, Ala. Rather than tending crops, they are combing through excavated debris and artifacts, sear ...