Report Abstracts

The Georgia Power Company (hereinafter "GPC" or "the Licensee" ) as licensee for the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (hereinafter 1 "FERC" -) on the Flint River Hydroelectric Generating Project - Ferc Project NO.

This report presents the results of mitigative investigations at two prehistoric archeological sites, GP-FL-8 anad GP-FL-11, Floyd County, Georgia.

On January 7 and 8, 1992, New South Associates conducted a Phase I cultural resources survey of a 1.5 mile long section of Lewis Fraser Road in Liberty County, Georgia for Moreland Altobelli Associates. The project area will be widened and paved.

An archaeological survey of approximately 143 acres of land and a 50 foot x 3 mile long right of way in northern Carroll County was conducted in August of 1982. Six archaeological sites were recognized during the course of this work.

Cultural resources survey and evaluation was conducted in the Lake Seminole Project Area, Gadsden and Jackson Counties, Florida and Seminole and Decatur Counties, Georgia, by the Cleveland Museum of Natural History, under contract with the U. S. Army Corps of Engineers, Mobile District.

Cultural resources survey and evaluation was conducted in the George W. Andrews Lake and Chattahoochee River Project Area, Henry and Houston Counties, Alabama and Early, Clay and Seminole Counties, Georgia, by the Cleveland Museum of Natural History, under contract with the U.S.

The Langston substation site, Bulloch County, Georgia, is located just off Langston Church Road near Statesboro (Figure 1). It is situated on the crest of a hill (Plate 1).

This report describes the results of an archaeological survey and literature search for two small parcels of land in Camden County, Georgia. Work was conducted under a contract between the Laboratory of Anthropology at the University of.

A Cultural Resources Survey and Site Evaluation was performed for U.S. Army Corps of Engineers fee owned lands at the margins of Walter F. George Lake, in Henry, Barbour, and Russell Counties, Alabama and Clay, Quitman, Stewart, and Chattahoochee Counties, Georgia.

An archaeological survey of the proposed Alapaha-Willacoochee transmission line route was conducted for the purpose of locating and identifying any sites which might be eligible for nomination to the National Register of Historic Places.