Report Abstracts

The proposed work consists of resurfacing, patching, milling, striping, raised pavement markers, four foot earth shoulder filling, and curb cuts for wheelchair ramps along an 14.04 mile section of State Route (SR) 23 from SR 30 in Riedsville to SR 57 in Cobbtown, Tattnall County, Georgia (Figure

The proposed project would consist of road maintenance activities along a 6.35 mile section of State Route (SR) 54 in Fulton County from the Clayton County line to University Avenue, in the vicinity of Atlanta, Georgia (Figure 1).

The Department of the Army at Fort Benning Military Reservation has requested a technical proposal for the Phase III level archaeological mitigation of three sites and Phase II testing of a fourth site located within the proposed road widening area.

This report documents the results of archeological field work conducted on the former site of the T.R.R. Cobb House in Clarke County, Georgia. The project was sponsored by the Watson-Brown Foundation, Inc., a non-profit corporation based in Thomson, Georgia, which owns and operates the T.R.R.

Constructed in 1934, the original veterinary hospital complex buildings, Building Nos. 265-267 are contributing elements of the Main Post Historic District. A Historic American Buildings Survey (HABS) of the Veterinary Clinic (Veterinary Hospital), Building No.

The proposed project would consist of the improvement of nine (9) intersections in the City of Atlanta in Fulton County (see Figure 1).

The Environmental Programs Branch, Directorate Facilities Engineering and Logistics, Fort Benning Military ReservationS, Georgia, sought a Cold War Historic Structures Survey for Kelley Hill Cantonment, which is located east of the Main Post.

PURPOSE AND GOALS. Panamerican Consultants, Inc.

This research design has been prepared by Panamerican Consultants, Inc. (PCI) for a Phase II evaluation of 27 archaeological sites within the boundaries of Fort Benning Military Reservation (Contract No. W911SF- 06-D-0013).

This historic context for the rural industries of the Sand Hills of Georgia, South Carolina, and North Carolina was funded by the Department of Defense’s (DOD) Legacy Resource Management Program (Project #09-436) and was developed from the existing archaeological and historical inventories and ev