Report Abstracts

This report details archaeological investigations along the proposed route of main force and interceptor sewers for the diversion of wastewater from the Fulton County-Fayette County line at Broadnac Creek northwest to the Camp Creek Water Pollution Control Plant (see Figur

An archaeological survey of four sites proposed for development as food plots in the Chattahoochee Wildlife Management Area, Chattahoochee National Forest, White County, Georgia, was conducted in April 1979. No archaeological resources (sites) were identified at the sites surveyed.

The archeological fieldwork and analysis for cultural resources was conducted by the Department of Anthropology at the University of Florida as directed by the U.S.

Eligibility or Noneligibility to National Register of Historic Places: The site has been tentatively identified as the Federal Road on the basis of the McFarland Map.

An archaeological survey of a site proposed for the construction of a "check-in station" at Kolomoki Mounds State Park, Early County, Georgia, was undertaken on 18 April 1979. A pedestrian survey of 5,000 square meters was conducted.

None Present.

At the request of Ms. Bonnie Copeland of the DeKalb County Recreation, Parks, and Cultural Affairs office, I conducted an archaeological assessment of approximately 22 acres of land at the corner of Panthersville Road and Oak Vale Road, DeKalb County, Georgia.

None Present.

An archaeological survey was conducted at a proposed 60 acre landfill site in Rabun County, Georgia. Two and a half man days were required to complete the field investigations.

The Cedar Ridge Farms Development is a 239-acre tract of land in Richmond County, Georgia. Intensive pedestrian survey of the project area failed to find any evidence of prehistoric occupation.