Prehistoric Fish Weir No. 2, Etowah River, below U.S. 411,…

The Etowah River is famous for prehistoric fish weirs. They were constructed for the purpose of corralling presumably migratory fish into traps. The technology is used throughout eastern North America and is thought to have spanned many archaeological periods. Documentation by local historians indicates that some weirs were modified and maintained into the 1800

Prehistoric Fish Weir No. 5, Etowah River, below U.S. 411,…

Stripers on the Etowah - ON THE FLY SOUTH

What Is a Weir?

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Prehistoric fish weir U.S. Geological Survey

Prehistoric Fish Weir No. 1, Etowar River, below U.S. 411,…

Etowah River Spotted Bass Record Set On White Bass Trip - Georgia

Prehistoric Fish Weir No. 2, Etowah River, below Euharlee …

Prehistoric Fishweirs in Eastern North America