Report Abstracts

The proposed project would replace a 1929 concrete bridge (bridge ID# 187-0007-0) carrying State Route (SR) 11/US 19 over Boggs Creek in Lumpkin County, Georgia (Figures 1 and 2). The bridge was widened in 1949 and is located 11 miles northeast of Dahlonega.

The proposed project would replace the existing bridge on SR 166 over Big Indian Creek approximately 1.9 miles west of Bowdon, Carroll County, Georgia.

The proposed project would replace the existing bridge on SR 166 over Big Indian Creek approximately 1.9 miles west of Bowdon, Carroll County, Georgia.

During the period of April 22 through 29, 2013, R.S. Webb & Associates conducted a cultural resources literature review and field reconnaissance survey of four Southwire project tracts totaling

During the period of April 22 through 29, 2013, R.S.

During the summer of 2016, Forest Service archaeologists on the Chattahoochee-Oconee National Forests discovered that timber sales on the Chattooga River Ranger District and Conasauga Ranger District had been conducted without all of the sale areas having been investigated for the presence of cul

During the summer of 2016, Forest Service archaeologists on the Chattahoochee-Oconee National Forests discovered that timber sales on the Chattooga River Ranger District and Conasauga Ranger District had been conducted without all of the sale areas having been investigated for the presence of cul

Southeastern Wildlife Services , Inc. conducted phase I intensive testing and data recovery at three prehistoric sites in Anderson County, South Carolina. The sites will be inundated by the flood pool of the Richard B. Russell Lake on the Savannah River. The work was sponsored by the U. S.

Southeastern Wildlife Services , Inc. conducted phase I intensive testing and data recovery at three prehistoric sites in Anderson County, South Carolina. The sites will be inundated by the flood pool of the Richard B. Russell Lake on the Savannah River. The work was sponsored by the U. S.

            On April 10, 1979, an archaeological survey was conducted for two short corridors of a proposed cable relocation associated with a relocation of a portion of the Seaboard Coast Line in the planned Richard B. Russell Reservior.