Report Abstracts

This document presents the results of a Phase I cultural resources survey and archeological inventory of an approximately 22.5 ac (9.1 ha) compressor station and a 350m (1148.29ft) long access road associated with the Elba Coldwater Compressor Station Project location in Elbert County, Georgia.

Southern Research, Historic Preservation Consultants, Inc., conducted an intensive archaeological survey of approximately so miles of the Thomasville-Pine Grove 230 kV line corridor in Brooks, Lowndes, and Thomas counties, Georgia.

Site 9CB567, the Germany House Plantation, is a late eighteenth to early twentieth-century occupation site with a small prehistoric component. Site 9CB567 is located roughly 0.7 miles southwest of the Savannah River, in the uplands west of Germain Island in Columbia County, Georgia.

A Phase I intensive archaeological resources survey was conducted for the Branch-Wadley #l and #2 230 kV Transmission Line Corridor in Putnam, Hancock, Baldwin, Washington, and Jefferson counties, Georgia.

A Phase I intensive archaeological resources survey was conducted for the Branch-Bonaire #l and #2 230 kV Transmission Line Corridor in Putnam, Baldwin, Jones, Twiggs and Houston counties, Georgia.

A Phase I intensive archaeological resources survey was conducted for the proposed Burnt Church-Tradeport Industrial Park 115kV Transmission Line in Liberty and Bryan counties, Georgia.

A Phase I Intensive Archaeological Resources Survey was conducted for the proposed McConnell-Huntsville Electric transmission line in Paulding and Cobb Counties, Georgia.

Phase II archaeological investigations by Panamerican Consultants, Inc. (PCI) documented the Christian Commonwealth (Site 9ME766), a Christian socialist community established in 1896 just east of Columbus, Georgia.

In 2009, the Department of the Army at Fort Benning Military Reservation requested a technical proposal for the archaeological mitigation (Phase III) of three sites in Chattahoochee County, Georgia: 9CE578, 9CE608, and 9CE876.

Southern Research, Historic Preservation Consultants, Inc. conducted two archaeological data recovery excavations at the Leake site between 2004 and 2006.