Report Abstracts

This report documents the results of a Resource Inventory II investigation of the 17.03 mile Vogtle - Goshen Electric Transmission Line Corridor.

Archaeological testing and data recovery planning studies were conducted within the Designated Work Areas (DWAs) at two cultural properties, GP-SN-03 and GP-SN-05, Screven County, Georgia.

Archaeological testing and data recovery planning studies were conducted within two Designated Work Areas (DWAs) at cultural property GP-S.N.-09, Screven County, Georgia. At each DWA 13 two by two meter test units were excavated to sterile soil.

Archaeological testing of a portion of cultural property GP-LI-011 Liberty County, Georgia, yielded evidence of three potentially major occupations. An Archaic component was discovered in an undisturbed sand stratum, and consists of a low density lithic scatter of quartz, quartzite, and chert.

Archaeological investigations of two cultural properties, GP-JO-05 and GP-BL-01 (Figure 1), were conducted from July 8-25, 1985. Both of these properties had been discovered during a Resource Inventory II study (Manning et al.

Test excavations were conducted on two Designated Work Areas on cultural property GP-S.N.-08P Screven County, Georgia.

This document reports the methods, results and interpretations of a two week field assessment of certain cultural resources at GP-HK-08. Thirty-seven randomly located one meter square test pits were excavated to subsoil in the area slated for transmission line tower construction.

Georgia Department of Transportation Project #BRF-023-2(4) in Coffee and Telfair Counties, proposes to replace the Jacksonville Ferry Bridge over the Ocmulgee River on U.S. 441/S.R. 31 (Figure 1). Al so to be replaced is the bridge over Gully/Gregory Creek located .8 mile north of the river.

During a 5-day period from February 8-16, 1983, the author conducted cultural resource surveys on proposed roads and timber sale stands in Murray County, Georgia.

Sixteen archaeological sites on the Future Development Tract of the Fort Howard Paper Company Plant site in Effingham County, Georgia were tested.