Monroe County
Site | Designation | Cultural affiliation(s) | Year(s) excavated | Status |
---|---|---|---|---|
Bacon Bend Site | 40MR25 | Archaic, Woodland | 1960s, 1970s | submerged |
Calloway Island | 40MR41 | Archaic, Woodland | 1970s | submerged |
Chota | 40MR2 | Cherokee | 1960s, 1970s | submerged; monument in raised area |
Citico | 40MR7 | Mississippian, Cherokee | 1970s | submerged |
Fort Loudoun | 40MR1 | English colonial military | 1930s, 1970s | original site raised with fill; fort reconstructed |
Great Tellico/Chatuga | 40MR12 | Cherokee | ||
Halfway Town | 40MR8 | Cherokee | 1970s | submerged |
Harrison Branch | 40MR21 | Archaic, Woodland | 1970s | submerged |
Icehouse Bottom | 40MR23 | Archaic, Woodland | 1970s | submerged |
Martin Farm Site | 40MR20 | Mississippian | 1960s, 1970s | submerged |
Mialoquo | 40MR3 | Cherokee | 1970s | submerged |
Rose Island | 40MR44 | Archaic, Woodland | 1970s | submerged |
Starnes-Kahite | 40MR32 | Cherokee | 1960s | |
Tanasi | 40MR62 | Cherokee | 1960s, 1970s | submerged; marked by monument |
Tellico Blockhouse | 40MR50 | American military | 1970s | state park |
Tomotley | 40MR5 | Cherokee | 1970s | submerged |
Toqua | 40MR6 | Mississippian, Cherokee | 1970s | submerged |
Tuskegee | 40MR24, 40MR64 | Cherokee | 1960s, 1970s | submerged |
Virginia Fort | 40MR71 | English colonial military | 1970s |
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