Report Abstracts

Project PR-43(109) consists of paving County Roads 43 and 44 in Evans County. Alignment will be symmetrical, to the north, and to the south with approximately 213.4 m (700 ft) of new location. Proposed right-of-way is 24.4 m (80 ft) . Project length is 6.5 kilometers (4.058 mi).

Project PR-8530(109) consists of construction of concrete curb and gutter on B. Sands Street, River Bridge Road, West Main Street and East Main Street in the city of Daisy in Evans County. Construction will be within the existing right-of-way.

Project MLP-30(81) would widen and reconstruct US 280/SR 30 in-the city of Claxton, Georgia. The proposed project on US 280/SR 30 would begin at the west city limits of Claxton and would continue easterly to an end point at the east city limits of Claxton.

The proposed projects would widen and reconstruct old Nunez Road and Meadowlake Parkway south of Swainsboro. Project MR-4300(l) would begin at the intersection of Meadowlake Parkway then would extend northerly along existing Old Nunez Road ending at the intersection of Moring Road.

This report presents the results of a Phase I cultural resources survey and archeological inventory of five discontinuous loops associated with the proposed Southern Natural Gas Company South System Expansion II Pipeline Project in Harris, Talbot, Monroe, Bibb, Jones, Baldwin, Washington, Jeffer

Southeastern Archaeological Research, Inc. conducted limited Phase II test excavations at two archaeological sites, 9CF17 and 9CF71, located within a proposed wetlands mitigation bank near the Ocmulgee River in Coffee County, Georgia for Plum Creek Timber Company in September of 2005.

An archeological resources survey was carried out for four separate Georgia Department of Transportation (GDOT) projects in Miller, Early, Clay, Randolph, and Stewart Counties where improvements to the U.S. 27 highway corridor along the western side of the State are planned.

An archaeological testing program of four sites on Walter F. George Lake, Georgia and Alabama, was performed for the U. S. Army Corps of Engineers, Mobile District.

This management summary details the Phase II archaeological investigation of the far northern section of the proposed West Georgia Reservoir in Haralson County, Georgia.

Between February 8 and 18, 1978, the Institute for New World Research conducted a cultural resources survey of sites of proposed construction in the Piedmont National Wildlife Refuge, Georgia. A background and documentary search for the region was also performed.