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Frank Schnell, since retired from Columbus Museum in Columbus Georgia did a study of the effects of lake operations on I believe Lake Blackshear in southern Georgia. I do not know where to find a copy fo his study at this point, but you might try the NPS office in Tallahassee.

Pat Garrow

-----Original Message-----
>From: Timothy Scarlett <[log in to unmask]>
>Sent: Apr 25, 2007 9:14 AM
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>Subject: Re: lake levels
>
>Very interesting Meli,
>I'd like to know more about this study.  Did the authors measure the  
>differential effect of this upon various artifacts, by size or  
>specific gravity for example?
>Cheers,
>Tim
>
>Timothy Scarlett
>Assistant Professor of Archaeology
>Department of Social Sciences
>Michigan Technological University
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>
>On Apr 25, 2007, at 10:04 AM, Meli Diamanti wrote:
>
>> Last weekend I was at the Society for Pennsylvania Archaeology  
>> meetings, and there was a paper in which they mentioned the effect  
>> of seasonal draw-downs (in which a lake level is lowered in  
>> anticipation of flood season).  Sites would normally have been  
>> found in the old plow zone, but the draw-down effect was describved  
>> as being like pulling the plug in a bath tub.  The topsoil had been  
>> drained away from the shallower areas of the lake, leaving only  
>> subsoil, and had accumulated in the lower part of the lake, leaving  
>> thicker sediments overlying the original surface there.  Interesting.
>> Meli Diamanti
>>
>> Graham wrote:
>>> A short note to thank all those who responded to my query about  
>>> dam/lake verge survey. I'm looking forward to having the time to  
>>> dig into this topic. Thanks.
>>>
>>> Sincerely
>>> GrahamK
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