About: Archaeological Findings at the Dabbs Site

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The Dabbs Site is an archaeological site located on a terrace in Cartersville, Georgia in the United States. It is a small excavation area where villages were historically established near flood plains along rivers and streams. The previous inhabitants and their specific cultural group are unknown, however, they left behind evidence of their practices in agriculture, hunting, and pottery making.

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  • The Dabbs Site is an archaeological site located on a terrace in Cartersville, Georgia in the United States. It is a small excavation area where villages were historically established near flood plains along rivers and streams. The previous inhabitants and their specific cultural group are unknown, however, they left behind evidence of their practices in agriculture, hunting, and pottery making. (en)
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  • The Dabbs Site is an archaeological site located on a terrace in Cartersville, Georgia in the United States. It is a small excavation area where villages were historically established near flood plains along rivers and streams. The previous inhabitants and their specific cultural group are unknown, however, they left behind evidence of their practices in agriculture, hunting, and pottery making. (en)
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  • Archaeological Findings at the Dabbs Site (en)
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