Davidson County
| Site | Designation | Cultural affiliation(s) | Year(s) excavated | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| East Nashville Mounds | 40DV4 | Mississippian | 1868, 1992 | |
| French Lick | 40DV5 | Archaic, Woodland, Mississippian | 1821, 1860s, 1880s, 1992 | |
| Widemeier Site | 40DV9 | Paleo-Indian, Archaic | ||
| Traveller's Rest | 40DV11 | Mississippian | ||
| Archaeological Site No. 40DV35 | 40DV35 | Mississippian | ||
| First American Cave, Regions Center (Nashville) | 40DV40 | Ice Age fauna, Woodland | 1971 | |
| Brick Church Mound and Village Site | 40DV39 | Mississippian | 1877, 1969, 1971-2001 | Destroyed for residential development |
| The Hermitage | 40DV100 | American plantation | Museum | |
| The Ensworth School | 40DV184 | Paleoindian, Archaic, Mississippian | 2003 | Destroyed |
| Kelley's Battery | 40DV392 | Mississippian, American military | ||
| Drennon Site | 40DV447 | Archaic, Woodland | ||
| Hermitage Springs | 40DV551 | Archaic, Woodland |
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