Report Abstracts

On July 14, 2008, Brockington and Associates completed a background literature review and field investigations for a Phase I cultural resources survey for the proposed 4.6 ac expansion of the Berzelia Substation site in Columbia County, Georgia.

During the week of February 23, 2009, Brockington and Associates completed a background literature review and field investigations for a Phase I cultural resources survey for the Ronnie N.

The week of May 19, 2008, Brockington and Associates completed a background literature review and field investigations for a Phase I cultural resources survey for the proposed new Fort Valley Substation site in Peach County, Georgia.

The proposed Cuthbert Industrial Park is located in Randolph County, Georgia. The county is located in the southwestern corner of the state and surrounded by Stewart, Quitman, Clay, Calhoun and Terrell counties. Cuthbert is the largest town in the county and is also the county seat.

The present report summarizes a cultural resource survey of the proposed Oconee Administrative - Work Center adjacent to Rock Eagle.

This is an addendum to the archeological report dated July 12, 2001, which has already been reviewed by the Georgia Department of Transportation and Georgia Department of Natural Resources ' Historic Preservation Division.

Between 10 and 14 May 2010, Brockington and Associates, Inc. conducted a Phase I cultural resources survey of a proposed project area totaling 87 acres within the Jelks tract in Liberty County, Georgia.

This report is organized into three parts, according to the priorities set by the Historic Preservation Section, Georgia Department of Natural Resources in June, 1974. These priorities are:

A Phase I intensive archaeological resources survey was conducted for the North Americus - Vienna (Pitts) 115kV Transmission Line Corridor in Sumter and Dooly counties, Georgia.

The following report is an addendum to the original survey and testing report by Webb (1990). This report was prepared to address issues identified by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) during their review of the Section 404 permit application No.