Report Abstracts

On 27 February 1.982, an initial archaeological reconnaissance and cultural resources assessment was conducted at the four acre site of the proposed Temple boat landing on the Saint Marys River, Camden County, Georgia.

The objective of this project was to conduct an archaeological reconnaissance survey on the proposed site of a Georgia Kraft Mill near Elberton in Elbert County, Georgia (Figure 1).

An intensive archaeological survey was performed on the proposed Robin Springs Substation site in Washington County, Georgia for the Oglethorpe Power Company. Archival sources were consulted to locate existing sites and provide background data.

An ecological and archaeological survey was made of the proposed North Coweta Substation in Coweta County, Georgia for Oglethorpe Power Company. No cultural resources were noted in the project area based on the archaeological survey and accompanying archival. research.

Project 476-20014 was designed to provide an archaeological and ecological survey of an 8.3 mile proposed transmission line for the Oglethorpe Power Company (Figure 1-1).

On June 3, 1982, Delta Associates Incorporated of Columbus, Georgia, authorized Frank T. Schnell, Archeologist, to proceed with a cultural resource assessment of four parcels of land on the Callaway Airport at LaGrange, in Troup County, Georgia (see Figure 1).

On July 23, 1982 a cultural resource assessment was conducted on a section of a tract of land in Clay County, Georgia. This tract is identified as Lot 7 in the Gopher Ridge development approximately 8.9 kilometers (5.8 miles) north of the Walter F. George Lock and Dam.

Southeastern Archeological Services, Inc. conducted an intensive archeological survey of undeveloped property for Reynolds Plantation during July and August 1997.

The property behind the existing Academy Creek Wastewater Treatment Facility was surveyed in order to determine the effect of the proposed expansion of that facility on the segment of the Brunswick-Altamaha Canal running through the property and to identify any other sites which may exist on the

An archaeological survey was conducted of the proposed Nahunta substation and transmission line, Brantley County, Georgia, for the purpose of locating and identifying any sites which may exist within the survey area that may be eligible for nomination to the National Register of Historic Places.