Report Abstracts

A survey of archaeological and related historical resources in the Black Rock Mountain State Park area was carried out in late May and early June of 1974.

In accordance with a request from Jake Ingram dated March 2, 1982,

On October 16, 1990 Dan Simpkins conducted a Phase 'I archaeological survey of all trails proposed at George T. Bagby State Park and indicated on the accompanying map.

The present report summarizes a cultural resource survey on proposed U.S. Forest Service Road No. 1023A, scheduled for construction during FY 1977. The proposed road will support such logging equipment as tractor-trailer rigs, skidders, etc.

Under contract with the Georgia Power Company, the firm of Resource Analysts, Inc.

None Present.

Construction of a waterborne toilet involves three categories of impacted area, the actual site of the facility, the drain field, and the staging area for construction equipment and offices.

TRC Garrow Associates, Inc., conducted a Phase I archaeological survey for a 4,200 x 50 foot corridor in Towns County, Georgia, in advance of proposed sewer system improvements by the City of Young Harris.

The proposed project involves the widening and upgrading of two U.S. Forest Service service roads within the Oconee National Forest in Greene County (Figure 1). This is being done to provide access for two proposed subdivisions.

9Ge146 is located on a relict levee-to the Horseshoe Bend of the Oconee River. The site is located between the Oconee and an abandoned river channel. The site consists of a thin scattering of cultural debris covering an area of approximately 5,000 square meters.