Report Abstracts

On 11 July, 1996 Dave Davis of this office accompanied Mr. John R. Morgan of the Historic Preservation Division in an assessment of archaeological resources within Camp Adahi in Walker County, Georgia. This 900 acre tract is located in northwest Walker County (See

No existing or eligible National Register resources were located within the project's area of potential environmental effect.

TRC Garrow Associates, Inc., conducted a Phase I archaeological survey on a 12 acre tract in Walker County, Georgia, in advance of proposed substation expansions for the Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA).

This report documents the results of an archaeological survey of the Pistol Range Hollow area, Chickamauga and Chattanooga National Military Park, performed by the Jeffrey L. Brown Institute of Archaeology for the Southeast Archeological Center, National Park Service.

A Phase I archeological survey of the proposed 60-acre Plymart facility in Upson County, Georgia was conducted in order to locate and identify archeological resources within the project area and to assess resource significance.

In only two locations were prehistoric cultural resources encountered. Both of these produced a very low density of material. Neither area exhibited buried cultural features or material because of the extent of erosion in the vicinity.

This report covers 272 acres within Compartment 518 on the Chestatee Ranger District near the Suches Community in southern Union County. The area surveyed included the vicinity of the proposed Sheep Knob Road and adjacent timber sale areas.

An archeological resource survey was conducted between December 13-14., 1975 at the site of the proposed Blairsville power Substation site, Union County, Georgia. No remains of aboriginal cultural activities were detected during the course of these investigations,

No existing or eligible National Register archaeological resources were located within the project's area of potential environmental effect.

Established in December of 1936, OCMU is a testament to the long and rich occupational history of the North American continent. Encompassing more than 700 acres, the park is divided into two units.