Report Abstracts

An archaeological survey was conducted at a proposed 14 to 18 hectare (35 to 45 acre) landfill site in White County, Georgia. Two man days were required to complete the field investigations, which entailed surface inspection of an unpaved road and subsurface inspection of forested areas.

This report describes the archaeological investigations of the Augusta Railroad Demonstration Project (GDOT Project #RR-0001-01(001)) in Richmond County, Georgia, and Aiken County, South Carolina.

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After conducting an intensive literature search for references pertaining to the historic and prehistoric cultural resources of the Fort Benning Military Reservation, a 100% pedestrian survey of the non-standing water portions of a 16.2 sq km (4,000-acre) area surrounding Halloca Creek was accom

In December, 1981, New World Research, Inc. conducted an intensive cultural resources survey of 2,200 ac in the Fort Benning Military Reservation, Alabama and Georgia. The work was performed under Contract No.

A cultural resource assessment of Fort Stewart Military Reservation, Georgia reviews prehistoric, through modern settlement and land use patterns in a 280,000 acre tract representative of the southeast interior coastal plain.

The Bibb site is a group of stone mounds and terraces situated on top of a knoll west of the Ocmulgee River in the lower piedmont of central Georgia.

Jekyll Island possesses some twenty-two potential archaeological sites. These are heaps of oyster and other shell called middens. They contain potsherds showing various styles left by historic and prehistoric Indians.

A cultural resource survey was conducted by the author on the Pounding Mill Creek timber sale on December 27-29, 1982. The survey covered a total of 580 acres in Compartment 31, including proposed timber sale Stand Nos.

In August 1982, a cultural resource survey was conducted by the author on the proposed Gumlog Road in Union County, Georgia. A 4.16 mile corridor extending southeast from Gumlog Gap was investigated by field reconnaissance, including subsurface testing.