Report Abstracts

This report details an archaeological survey and testing program conducted at the Georgia Power Company's Flint River Project in Albany, Georgia, in June 1982. The project was required to satisfy licensing requirements for day-use public recreation facilities within the Flint River Project.

A cultural and biological resource survey was conducted in the area of the proposed water supply reservoir in Fayette County, Georgia. The survey was conducted at the request of Mallett and Associates for the Fayette County Water Authority.

A .038 hectare (9.5 acres) of Forest Service land in Towns County, Georgia, was archaeologically surveyed on 19 July 1983. Private development which proposed to alter the current use of the tract was planned.

An archaeological survey and cultural resource assessment of six upland sites located within the boundaries of the McIntosh Reserve of Carroll County, Georgia were conducted during November of 1982.

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Under the specifications of licensing for the Vogtle Electric Generating Station, the Georgia Power Company has caused to be undertaken an intensive, on-site, cultural resource inventory of the Plant Vogtle-Wadley SOD KV transmission line corridor.

Archaeological investigations by Water and Air Research, Inc. (WAR) at the Academy Creek Water Pollution Control Plant were conducted for three. purposes:. 1. Investigation of the possible location of the southern lock of the Brunswick-Altamaha Canal.

Under contract with the Georgia Power Company, the firm of Resource Analysts, Inc.

The City of Vienna, (Dooley Co.) Georgia has proposed a spray irrigation treatment project to treat wastewater effluent from the city system.

An archaeological reconnaissance and inventory was performed at eighteen Government -owned private club lease tract sites located at Clark Hill Lake in Elbert and Columbia County, Georgia and McCormick County, South Carolina.