Lidar reveals another fort, plus agricultural terraces, earthworks and many small dams, north of Alec Mountain in Northeast Georgia

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Written by Richard L. Thornton

A dense tree canopy conceals architectural vestiges of a lost civilization, plus the footprints of 19th century farmsteads. It only took me a couple of minutes to stumble upon these intriguing images. Further research will certainly identify many more archaeological sites.

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  1. Thanks for all of your efforts…nice job Sir. Amazing terraces, just like at Trackrock Gap/Blairsville. Keep on making the Ph.D.s look like it really is piled high and deep… Best wishes, Bill

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    1. Actually, I have 8 years of university and three theses under my belt. However, back in the Mesolithic Period, when I was a college student, no universities in the Southeast offered PhD’s in architecture or urban planning. LOL

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