Report Abstracts

Commonwealth Heritage Group, Inc. (CHG) was sub-contracted by CDM Smith for the United States Army Corps of Engineers, Savannah District (Corps) to conduct a Historic Resources Survey (HRS) of five parcels designated for the creation of Kissingbower Recreational Park.

This report documents the results of the cultural resources survey for Trileaf Corporation Project 713593 Hoboken_RELHR, located in Brantley County, GA.

On behalf of our client, Terracon Consultants, Inc. (Terracon) conducted an archaeological survey for a new proposed access road and utility easement for the Oconee Clark telecommunications site located in Watkinsville, Georgia. The fieldwork was performed on February 22, 2022.

This letter is in reference to a Department of the Army application for impacts to aquatic resources associated with the rehabilitation of the earthen dam that impounds Laura Lake, located south of Hunters Trail, north of I-75, in unincorporated Cobb County, Georgia (Latitude 33.237798, Lon

Archaeological investigation at a small portion of the St. Simons Island village (9Gn318) in Glynn County, Georgia was provided by the LAMAR Institute, Savannah, Georgia.

Sixty years ago, archeologist Charles Fairbanks (1954, 1956) provided our first glimpse of early historic Creek material culture with the WPA era work at the Macon Plateau site, which includes the remnants of one of the towns that was occupied by the Creek Indians who were living in the Ocm

New South Associates, Inc. (NSA) conducted Phase II testing at sites 9TP919, 9TP920, and 9TP1103 in Troup County, Georgia. The work was conducted on behalf of the Georgia department of Transportation (GDOT) and in support of the LaGrange Bypass Project (Pl No.0014077).

The purpose of the building enclosure assessment performed by Merik was to evaluate the existing exterior walls, fenestration, and related building enclosure facade elements to assist UGA OUA in identifying and prioritizing potential repairs or rehabilitation of the various facade systems.

The LAMAR Institute led a study of Civil War action at the Nash Farm property in Henry County, Georgia. This property was the scene of two important battles of Major General William Tecumseh Sherman's Atlanta Campaign in late August and early September, 1864.

Apalachee Research Archaeological Consultants, Inc. contracted with Carter and Sloope, Inc. to complete a Phase I Intensive Archaeological Survey in compliance with the provisions of Section 106 of the National Historic Preservation Act of 1966.