Report Abstracts

Based largely on existing data bases concerning archeological sites and endangered species in the general vicinity of the project area, but also relying on three days of cursory field inspection, we have formulated an assessment of the potential for significant archeological sites and endangered

The Fulton County Department of Public Works intends to construct a new pumping station and pipeline in order to improve the County's wastewater system. A cultural resources survey was conducted and encountered two archeological sites, designated Field Site (FS) 1 and FS 2.

Archaeological survey of the Boardman Dam Haul Road and Batch Plant Area was undertaken to insure that no significant archaeological resources were present that would be affected by the widening of an existing sand road and the development and operation of a batch plant area.

This report presents the results of the archeological testing of sites 38SU136, 38SU137, and 38SU141; and of data recovery conducted at sites 38SU45, 38SU133, and 38SU145, otherwise known as the Blackwater Pond Site Cluster.

This report represents the results of historic documentation and archaeological data recovery excavations at Site 9Gw347, the Annistown Mills Site, located on the Yellow River in Gwinnett County.

During August, September and October, 1997, Site 9GWI09 was evaluated to determine the extent and nature of prehistoric archeological deposits at this location, which is adjacent to the Chattahoochee River in Gwinnett County, Georgia.

On June 24, 1998, New South Associates conducted a Phase I archaeological survey of the approximately 488 meters (1,600 feet) of Northbound Ramp at Interstate 75 and Barrett Parkway in Cobb County, Georgia.

Southeastern Archeological Services, Inc., (SAS), under contract with the Georgia Department of Transportation, recently completed archeological evaluation of eight previously recorded sites in Bartow County, Georgia.

New South Associates conducted a Phase I archaeological survey of the proposed Forest Hill Road widening, Bibb County, Georgia on March 19 and 20, 1998. The survey of the approximately 2.5 mile corridor consisted of widening of existing alignment.

This study represents an intensive archaeological survey of 14 areas covering three counties, designated ""A"" through ""N,"" at Fort Stewart, Georgia.