Report Abstracts

The purpose of this Phase I investigation was to determine the presence or absence of prehistoric and historic cultural resources within the approximately 4-acre parcel of a proposed development, Carrollton, Carroll County, Georgia by First Georgia Banking Company.

R.S. Webb & Associates conducted a literature review and Phase I archeological survey of the proposed KidsPeace Site during June 2003.

A Phase I archaeological survey of approximately 26 acres of land situated on the banks of Buffalo Creek immediately east of Hayes Mill Road in Carrollton, Carroll County, Georgia was conducted from July 19, 2004 through July 24, 2004.

In January 2005, Environmental Services, Inc. (ESI) performed an intensive cultural resource assessment survey of a 1.2-acre portion of the Tuscan Landing tract in Camden County, Georgia, on behalf Waterfront Group Georgia, LLC.

During May 2005, Environmental Services, Inc. (ESI) performed an intensive cultural resource assessment survey of unsold lots at the Tuscan Landing residential development property in northern Camden County, Georgia, at the request of Waterfront Group Georgia, LLC.

This project was performed for El Paso Corporation in order to facilitate a proposed access road for the Jaguar 2 2011 PIP Project in Stewart County, Georgia. A Phase I cultural resource assessment was performed at the location proposed for the access road.

This report documents the findings of a Phase I archaeological survey of 24.28 hectares (60 acres) in central Cherokee County, Georgia. This survey was undertaken in advance of the proposed construction of a Wal-Mart near Canton.

New South Associates conducted a Phase I Archaeological Survey and Phase II Archaeological Testing for the proposed Atlanta Gas Light (AGL) Central Region Stride Project. The investigation was undertaken on behalf of Woodard & Curran for AGL prior to construction of a pipeline.

A Phase I cultural resources survey of the proposed Canton Marketplace Development Tract in Cherokee County, Georgia was conducted in order to locate and identify cultural resources within the Area of Potential Effects (APE) of the project tract and to assess resource significance.

An intensive cultural resource survey was performed by Environmental Services, Inc.