Report Abstracts

As a result of the archaeological survey of approximately 400 acres of proposed borrow pits areas at Plant Vogtle in Burke County, Georgia seven new archaeological sites were identified as well as one isolated find.

From May 18 to May 24, 1999, TRC Garrow carried out a cultural resource survey on a tract bordering the Chattahoochee River in Douglas County, Georgia, which is slated for development by New Manchester, L.L.C.

In June 2000, archaeologists and preservation planners with TRC Garrow Associates, Inc., conducted a Phase I cultural resources survey of approximately 88 acres in Fulton and Clayton counties, Georgia.

The proposed project consists of traffic signal upgrades at eight intersections in Screen, Jenkins and Dodge Counties.

This project proposes to continue the widening of Eagle's Landing Parkway from Village Center Parkway through the intersection with SR 42/US 23 to 700 feet east of Talon Place.

This project investigated two transects along the CR 183/Plantation Road Bridge over Coldwater Creek in Elbert County, north of Elberton. The Georgia Department of Transportation plans on replacing the current bridge.

The project investigated two transects along the SR 77 Bridge over Falling Creek in Elbert County, south of Elberton. The Georgia Department of Transportation plans on replacing the current bridge.

Original: Construct an additional right turn lane on the 1-285 northbound off ramp. Add storage length to the 1-285 southbound off ramp right turn lane and the left turn lanes of both off ramps. Increase the radius of the right turn lane for the 1-285 northbound off ramp.

From February 13-24, 2006, Brockington and Associates, Inc., conducted Phase III archaeological data recovery investigations at the Town Creek Site (9BL129) in Baldwin County, Georgia.

On March 3, 2008, Edwards-Pitman Environmental, Inc. (EPEI) conducted an archaeological survey of the proposed Leake Mounds Trail in Bartow County. During the course of the investigations, we revisited this site and recorded one previously unidentified site.