Topography: Terraces and Tributaries

Soils

Wildlife Habitat

Hunters, Gatherers, and Cultivators

Paleoenvironment and Prehistoric Overview

Recorded Sites within and near the Main Unit

Temporal Patterns near the Main Unit

Topographic Settings of Prehistoric Occupations

	Creek settings
	Ridge of slope above creek
	Terrace over or on creek
	Ridge or terrace at head of creek
	Terrace of slope at confluence of creek and tributary
	Ridge or knoll above or between tributaries
	Swamp settings
	Bluff over or between major rivers

Sample Units

Probabilistic Survey

Potential Sampling Strata in the Main Unit

	Harrison and Poor creeks
	Intertributary on the Sunderland Terrace
	Intertributary on Wicomico and Chowan terraces

Historic Overview

Map Chronology

Pre-Civil War Maps

Civil War Maps

Maps of the late Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries

Historic Dwellings and Plantations within the Main Unit

Estates Adjacent to the Main Unit

Areas within the Main Unit

	Northeast
	Southeast
	Central
	Western

Northeastern Area Earthworks and Sites 

	Jordan house site
	Friend house site
	House on terrace above Harrison Creek
	Prince George Court House and Jordan's Point roads
	Boundary lane
	Confederate earthworks- the Dimmock line
	Dimmock Battery 4 (site)
	Dimmock Battery 5
	Dimmock Battery 6 (site)
	Dimmock Battery 7
	Dimmock Battery 8 (later Union Fort Friend)
	Dimmock Battery 9 (site)
	Union encampment area
	World War I works

Southeastern Area Earthworks and Sites

	Dunn house site
	Gibbons house site
	Dimmock Battery 10 (site)
	Dimmock Battery 11 (site)
	Dimmock Battery 12
	Dimmock Battery 13
	Union encampment areas
	World War I works

Central Area Earthworks and Sites

	Hare house site
	Taylor house site
	Prince George Court House Road
	Farm lane from Prince George Court House Road to Shands house lane
	Norfolk and Petersburg Railroad
	Confederate Harrison Creek line
	Confederate Poor Creek line
	Colquitt's Salient
	Gracie's Salient
	Union earthworks
	Fort Stedman
	Fort Haskell
	Fort Morton (site)
	Battery XVI
	Union encampments
	Secondary earthworks behind Union main siege line
	Nineteenth or twentieth-century boundary? marker
	Twentieth-century developments

Western Area Earthworks and Sites

	Griffith house site
	Sussex Road trace
	Confederate siege line
	Confederate Elliott's Salient or the Crater
	Union picket line

Project Origins

Prehistoric Evidence

Historic Domestic Sites and Potential

Historic Military Sites and Potential

	Dimmock line
	Harrison Creek line
	Confederate siege line
	Union siege line and secondary works

Issues and Concerns

Thematic Contexts, Associated Property Types, and Research Questions

Final Thoughts