Report Abstracts

In August and September of 1977, a cultural resource survey was carried out in areas of the Oconee National forest was carried out in areas of the Oconee National Forest to be impacted by proposed mechanical site preparation.

The purpose of the investigation was to test Mr. Dean Wood's suggestion that there might be an archaeological site of importance adjacent to Coahulla Creek in Whitfield County, Georgia. Since the site in question was located on property involved in a U. S.

This report will deal with the results of an archaeoligical survey of a one-hundred acre tract of land that the U. S. Forest Service proposes to exchange.

The Bartow County School System is proposing to construct a combination Middle School and High School near the Etowah River in the southern portion of the county (Figure 1).

Intensive archaeological examination of a low and hammock in the tidal marsh on Big Tybee Hand in September 1990 documented a series if features and associated artifacts consistent with extant descriptions of a U.S.

In August and September 1990, 38 person-days of fieldwork were spent in intensive archeological survey of approximately 440 acres of upland terrain and two miles of shoreline and channel immediately below the Russell Dam along the upper Savannah River in Elbert County, Georgia.

The US Army Infantry Center, Fort Benning, Georgia proposes to construct a Drop Zone (DZ) for the Army Rangers at Camp Merrill. The DZ will be constructed on US Forest Service property in Fannin County, Georgia near the rural community of Swan (see Figure 1).

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers' Clark Hill Reservoir, a man-made lake located in the lower Piedmont region on the Savannah River on the border of Georgia and South Carolina, submerged approximately 78,000 acres beneath its waters.

The Bartow County School System is proposing to construct a combination Middle School and High School near the Etowah River in the southern portion of the county(Figure 1).

New South Associates of Stone Mountain, Georgia conducted a Phase I archeological and architectural survey of six tracts in Bartow County, Georgia that are candidate sites for a proposed radio communications tower. The tower would be part of the U.S.