Report Abstracts

Cultural Resource Services, Inc. conducted a cultural resource survey of the Covington, Newton County, Georgia 201 Wastewater Facilities addition on June 21, 1980.

This report is the result of archaeological investigations at the Twin Oaks Plantation in Meriwether County, Georgia. The work was initiated and sponsored by Drs. J. Harper and Anne Gaston, the present. owners of the site.

An archaeological, botanical and wildlife survey was conducted for the Americus, Georgia 201 Facilities.

Cultural Resources Services, Inc., conducted a cultural resource pedestrian archaeological survey of the Calhoun, Gordon County, Georgia sanitary sewer system for the proposed industrial park of Calhoun, Georgia.

At the request of Terrapolis Incorporated of Carrollton Georgia, I conducted an intensive archaeological survey of the proposed expansion of the Industrial Park in Cordele, Crisp County, Georgia. This area consists of approximately 165 acres in the interfluvial areas of Middle Georgia.

A cultural resources survey was conducted on a 328 acre tract west of Ford Mountain in Rabun County, Georgia. The parcel is located in Land lot 119 (Tracts S.376 and S.3802), District 3, of Rabun County, and in compartment 12 of the Tallulah Ranger District, Chattahoochee National Forest.

None Present.

This report constitutes the results of an archaeological impact survey conducted on October 2, 1979, of the proposed site of Rockdale County Park. The field work was conducted by Timothy Mistovich, under the direction of Roy S. Dickens, Jr.

In accordance with Public Law 93-291 and ER 1105-2-460, a cultural resources survey was conducted of the proposed Horseleg Creek flood control project, Rome, Georgia. The survey took place on 25 and 26 February 1980, and was performed by Dr. Charles W. Moorehead, Archaeologist, and Mr.

An archaeological survey of a proposed multi unti appartment complex in downtown Cleveland, Georgia was conducted. A new site, 9Wh42, was identified and tested.