Report Abstracts

The management of the urban forest in the Fort Benning Historic District has immediate historic and social benefits, plus the potential for long-term economic benefits as the level of management improves and expand throughout the post.

Archaeological excavation at the Lawson Field- site, Chattahoochee County No. 1 on the Ft. Benning Military Reservation near Columbus, Georgia was undertaken during the last, week in May and the first two weeks of June, 1938.

Under a continuing services contract with the U.S. Army Infantry Center, Directorate of Public Works, Environmental Division, Fort Benning Military Reservation, Panamerican Consultants, Inc.

On 19 January 1998, the Mandatory Center of Expertise for the Curation and Management of Archaeological Collections (MCX-CMAC) was contacted by Fort Benning, Georgia, personnel requesting assistance with the physical rehabilitation of the archaeological collections, both material rema

This report presents the findings of an archaeological assessment at the pro­posed location of the new National Infantry Museum (NIM). The proposed NIM will be located in Muscogee County on land owned by the City of Columbus and the U. S. Army Infantry Center, Fort Benning, Georgia.

The Georgia Department of Transportation is currently involved in project development for the above noted project. Please find enclosed a set of aerial photographs detailing the proposed projects' area of potential environmental effect.

As a part of the A-95 review process, a survey of this project was made by the staff archaeologist. The alignment is entirely on new location, but it is in an urbanized area.

The project would begin with the extension of Little Richard Penniman Boulevard from Telfair Street to the· existing Fall Line Freeway.

This report documents the results of archeological data recovery excavations on portions of a mid-nineteenth century cotton mill village in Greene County, Georgia.

Pursuant to an agreement between Georgia Transmission Corporation (GTC) and the Georgia State Historic Preservation Office reached in a meeting on October 5, 2010, we conducted monitoring of prehistoric archeological site 9