Report Abstracts

The intensive cultural resources survey of the Oglethorpe Power Corporations's (OPC) proposed 13.8 km Due West-Cobb Water transmission line located one archeological site, consisting of a number of Civil War earthworks.

On behalf of the Town of Davisboro, Georgia, an intensive archaeological survey was carried out on January 14, 1989 with the purpose of locating all archaeological resources within an area to be disturbed by proposed construction of a sewerage system designed to service a planned state prison fac

This report documents the results of the cultural resources survey of the proposed Mt. Carmel 230/25kV Substation site, Douglas County, Georgia, for Oglethorpe Power Corporation. No cultural resources meriting further investigation were identified in the project area.

On September 19, 1989, Lisa D. O'Steen conducted an intensive coverage cultural resources survey of approximately 2.7 kilometers (1.7 miles) of a proposed transmission line corridor (Bellville 115 kV line) and a 2.2 hectare (5-3 acres) substation site in Tattnall and Evans Counties, Georgia.

On January 26, 1987, David L. McCullough, staff archeologist with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Savannah District, conducted an intensive cultural resource survey of Proposed Easement No. DACW21-87-1215 in McDuffie County, Georgia.

Cultural Resource Inventory II studies were undertaken at the Oliver Marina Complex, Tract 0-5, Middle Chattahoochee Hydroelectric Generating Project (FERC 2177) in Muscogee County, Georgia.

A cultural resources survey was conducted for the proposed MARTA Indian Creek Line (1.5 miles) and Station (50 acres) in DeKalb County, Georgia. The research effort included historical background review, an architectural survey, and an archaeological survey.

In December of 1987, the Jacksonville State University Archaeological Resource Laboratory conducted a cultural resource survey and inventory of approximately 480 acres of Federal Reservation properties on Lake Sidney Lanier, Georgia.

This reports covers two cultural resources surveys totaling 2,551 acres on the Hitchiti Experimental Forest in northwestern Jones County, Georgia. The location is approximately 15 miles north of Macon, near the Ocmulgee River.

A cultural resources survey of the proposed 30.5 ha (75 ac) City of Jefferson wastewater treatment facility located seven archeological sites. Four of the sites are prehistoric low density lithic artifact scatters. One prehistoric site is a higher density lithic and ceramic artifact scatter.