Report Abstracts

No evidence of prehistoric or historic cultural activities were disclosed by the survey.

The following report summarizes a cultural resource survey of proposed land exchange TVA Tract 18, Colwell. The project area is located in Compartment 413, Brasstown Ranger District. The project area is accessible via U.S.

Eleven parcels of U.S. Forest Service land bordering TVA Nottely Lake (Figure 1) are scheduled for exchange, necessitating a cultural resource survey. The survey was conducted between August 24 and August 30, 1977 with 15 man-days expended by the author, Terry A. Ferguson, and Kent A.

The present report summarizes a cultural resource survey of 28.70 acres of land scheduled for land for land exchange during fiscal year 1978.

Monitoring of the Chickamauga Park water pipeline was conducted in mid-June 1979. The purposes of the project were to salvage and document any Civil War material, locate evidence of Spanish-American War campsites and World War I cantonments, and to record road cross sections.

This project is the addition of a passing lane on a portion of S.R. 136 between* Villanow and S.R. 151. Although this is a state-aid project, a small portion of the project (approximately 2000 feet), located at Maddox Gap, encroaches upon U.S. National Forest land and thus requires survey.

The proposed route of the Viniard-Alexander Connector is identified on the attached map. While this route would cause some losses to historic sites, it would appear to be much less damaging than the D.O.T.

This report presents the results of investigation of 56 nineteenth and twentieth century graves within the Nancy Creek Primitive Baptist Church cemetery, which is located near Atlanta, Georgia. Three categories of graves were explored.

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

No significant archaeological resources were located within the proposed project corridor as described in paragraph two above.