Report Abstracts

An archaeological survey of portions of Wassaw National Wildlife Refuge, Georgia, located few archaeological sites. None of these sites will be adversely affected by proposed construction projects in the Refuge.

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The route of an access road and the site of a parking lot proposed for Providence Canyon State Park, Stewart County, Georgia, were archaeologically surveyed in November 1978. No areas of archaeological significance were identified by the survey.

The Earth Systems Division of SSI is pleased to submit this final Archaeological Survey Report for the Claxton, Georgia Proposed Land Application Site. The report contains a detailed account of the findings and recommendations of our survey.

On July 26-27, 1978, an archaeological reconnaissance survey was conducted for the city of Villa Rica, Carroll County, Georgia, in the areas of the proposed pump stations and sewage system (Figure 2). The area covered by the sewage system is approximately 41-2 miles.

On February 24 and 26, 1978, an archaeological reconnaissance was conducted for the Housing Authority of Cave Spring, Georgia, in an area to be disturbed by building construction subsidized by the Federal Housing Authority. The project site encompasses 8.586 acres.

On 12 July 1978, Mobile District Archaeologists performed a cultural resources survey of a proposed camper washhouse location at Van Pugh Park, Lake Sidney Lanier, Georgia. One archaeological site was located within the proposed construction area.

On September 5, 1978, an archaeological reconnaissance was conducted for the city of Summerville, Georgia, in the area to be used for construction of a new pipeline. The area covered by the pipeline lies north of the city limits of Summerville and west of U.S. Highway 27 (Figure 1).