Report Abstracts

Material is exposed here more abundantly on the gentle slope above the river flood plain. This land is farmed regularly. The site well may continue to the south of U.S. 411. The material which is found on the surface here is stone. This apparently was a workshop area.

New South Associates conducted a Phase I archaeological survey on August 4, 1998 of the proposed Northwest Parkway in Bibb County. The project corridor began at Hollingsworth Road and continued generally north on new location to the intersection of Napier Avenue and Park Street.

In reviewing the contractor’s report in the Chattooga watershed, it was noted that the mitigation proposals on 21 sites recommended that all sites were to be tested by “a 3 meter by 3 meter unit excavated to culturally sterile levels.” Inasmuch as the artifact material with surface collections in

Following the completion of this preliminary report, timber personnel on three districts of the Chattahoochee-Oconee National Forest identified several more areas of severe storm damage.

In November 2019, Trileaf Corporation (Trileaf) performed a cultural resource inventory survey for a proposed self-support communications tower located in Early County, Damascus, Georgia (Latitude: 31 ° 18' 13.59" Longitude: -84° 43' 0.90").

TerraXplorations, Inc. (TerraX) of Mobile, Alabama was contracted by Trileaf Corporation of Marietta, Georgia to conduct a Phase I archaeological direct effects survey and a visual effects survey for the proposed Jewell cellular tower in Hancock County, Georgia.

TerraXplorations, Inc. (TerraX) of Mobile, Alabama was contracted by Trileaf Corporation of Marietta, Georgia to conduct a Phase I archaeological direct effects survey and a visual effects survey for increased antennas on the existing Clayfields-C cellular tower in Wilkinson County, Georgia.

The purpose of this addendum is to explain the present circumstances surrounding two historic properties found by Garrow and Associates, Inc. during the conduct of the cultural resources survey. The first of these properties is an historic house site designated as Site 9JK89.

TerraXplorations, Inc. (TerraX) of Mobile, Alabama was contracted by Trileaf Corporation of Marietta, Georgia to conduct a Phase I archaeological direct effects survey and a visual effects survey for the proposed Wolf Pit cellular tower in Bacon County, Georgia.

In response to a request from Ignite Wireless, Inc., RESCOM Environmental Corp., has completed a Phase IA archaeological reconnaissance and records check for a proposed telecommunications tower site in Appling County, Georgia, approximately 3 miles northwest of Baxley (Figure 1).