Report Abstracts

New South Associates conducted Phase I archaeological survey along a 2.56-mile long corridor extending between McDonough and Panhandle Roads in Clayton County, Georgia.

Parks, Recreation, and Historic Sites Division (PHS) of Georgia Dept. of Natural Resources requested that the Office of the State Archaeologist, housed in the Historic Preservation Division of Georgia Dept.

This is a short form report for negative findings in Henry and Newton counties on the Kellytown Quad. The two previously recorded sites located within the radius of the project area were 9HY310 and 9HY311.

Addendum to an archaeological survey of the proposed Waterloo substation and transmission line in Tift county on the Chula Quad..

Addendum to the proposed Lick Creek substation site and transmission line, Putnam County, Georgia were surveyed in order to locate and identify any archaeological sites which may exist within the survey area and to determine whether such sites that exist may be eligible for nomination to the Nati

Five upland archaeological sites located in the Catfish Recreation Area adjacent to Clarks Hill Lake, McCormick County, South Carolina were intensively surveyed and tested to determine each site's eligibility for listing in the National Register of Historic Places.

The purpose of this Addendum is to address a series of comments made by staff of the Historic Preservation Section of the Georgia Department of Natural Resources, and transmitted under the signature of the State Historic Preservation Officer.

This Addendum was prepared to clarify points raised in the above referenced report during regulatory review of that report. Those points are addressed in the following narrative and in the attached site location maps.

Addendum to cultural resources survey of Oglethorpe Power Corporation's proposed Webb Road 115/25 kV Substation in Troup county.

Addendum to cultural resource survey of proposed Newton county raw water reservoir and dam site in Newton and Walton counties. A proposal to perform testing at 5 sites in the proposed Newton county raw water reservoir impoundment.