Report Abstracts

In October of 1979, the City of Columbus contracted with the Columbus Museum of Arts and Sciences, Inc.

The purpose of this report is to describe the methods employed and results achieved through an archaeological reconnaissance of the proposed site of the Midville wastewater treatment plant site, Burke County, Georgia.

An archaeological survey of a proposed road right-of-way was conducted in a portion of the Oconee National Forest. Two prehistoric archaeological sites were discovered. Both sites date primarily to the Lamar period with minor components dating to the Late Archaic period.

This report summarizes the archaeological survey of the proposed Hamilton, 201 Waste-Water Treatment Facility in Harris County, Georgia. The field work was conducted on February 16, 1979.

None Present.

None Present.

The survey area for the proposed golf course and riverside nature parkway, Gilmer County, Georgia, is rugged ridge and valley terrain. Minimal evidence of aboriginal utilization of the area was discovered during the archaeological survey.

This report is documentation of archival and field research conducted for the McIntosh County Department of Leisure Services, McIntosh County, Georgia.

Pedestrian survey and shovel tests within the survey area of the proposed Hammond's Crossing substation and transmission line, Forsyth County, Georgia, failed to produce any evidence of prehistoric or historic activity within the survey area.