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Historical Society shares 50th Annual Meeting with Fort Argyle researcher, scholarship winners

Archaeologist Dan Elliott, speaking to the Bulloch County Historical Society, explains that much of what has been written about Fort Argyle is "gray literature," such as research papers not widely available. He authored a couple of the key archaeology-based reports, at least one of which is available online, as well as a brochure distributed to the public. (AL HACKLE/staff)

BCHS Fort Argyle — Archaeologist Dan Elliott, speaking to the Bulloch County Historical Society, explains that much of what has been written about Fort Argyle is "gray literature," such as research papers not widely available. He authored a couple of the key archaeology-based reports, at least one of which is available online, as well as a brochure distributed to the public. (AL HACKLE/staff)

During the Bulloch County Historical Society's 50th annual meeting, the group heard directly from an archaeologist who has led field research at the Fort Argyle pre-Revolutionary War colonial site, which is in eastern Bryan County and within modern Fort Stewart.

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