Report Abstracts

The archaeological survey of the proposed Five Points substation and transmission line, Cobb and Fulton counties, Georgia, discovered no archaeological or historical sites within the survey area.

This cultural resources survey was conducted on 1,006 acres of property on the proposed Little Sand Mountain land exchange.

This cultural resource survey precedes the construction of waterbreaks at intervals along the old Logan Turnpike in White County to control erosion and vehicular traffic.

A cultural resources survey was conducted on a tract of Chattahoochee National Forest in preparation for a land exchange with Mr. James Littleton of Habersham County, Ga. The J. K. Burns Tract R-2l7 was involved.

On August 1, 1979 an archaeological survey was conducted at the mouth of a proposed storm drainage ditch north of Radium Springs in Dougherty County, Georgia (Figures 1 and 2).

An intensive on-site archaeological and historic cultural resources survey of approximately 300+/- acres of land in Carroll County, Georgia, was made during the period April 1 through April 30, 1981.

An archaeological survey was conducted of the proposed Big Canoe substation and transmission line route in Pickens County, Georgia, in order to locate and assess the potential National Register eligibility of any sites which may exist within the survey area.

An eighty-two acre tract of upland forest will become a public recreation area, maintained by the Tennessee Valley Authority.

Documentary research and archaeological survey were undertaken by Carolina Archaeological Services at the Chattahoochee Forest National Fish Hatchery, Fannin County, Georgia.

An archaeological survey of proposed sewer improvements for the Fowlertown area of Toccoa, Georgia was conducted. A surface reconnaissance and a series of subsurface excavations failed to identify any prehistoric or historic sites or structures.