Report Abstracts

The proposed project will enhance the streetscape for streets on the periphery of downtown.

The proposed Roswell Road at I-285 bridge widening project seeks to improve safety and reduce congestion at the interchange by creating additional dedicated left turn lanes from Roswell Road in both directions.

On May 6, 2009, SEAC Archeologist Steven Kidd accompanied by Archeological Aid Christina Jones, departed Tallahassee en route to Chattanooga, TN to conduct archeological testing in advance of the bridge rehabilitation at Alexander's and Slough Bridges .

Site 9DU(DOT)23 was located on April 8-9, 2009 during an archaeological survey for Georgia Department of Transportation (GDOT) projects STP-0002-00( 409) and NH-006-2(56) in Dougherty County. The proposed projects would widen and reconstruct Clark Avenue/SR 300 in the city of Albany.

The proposed project has been surveyed for historic resources in compliance with Section 106 of the National Historic Preservation Act of 1966 and amendments thereto.

A preliminary survey was conducted on July 23 and nothing of archaeological significance was located on that date. However, due to the thick underbrush, it is impossible to make a complete survey.

The proposed action includes the construction of a new museum and related structures, galleries, and exhibits to accommodate the NIM collection; development of the site to include local access and parking and pedestrian circulation; creation of such features as a Parade Field Amphitheater, Memori

The Big Creek Interceptor "C", Foe Killer Creek Interceptor, Alpharetta Outfall Sewers sewer lines are to be constructed simultaneously in three divisions.

Soapstone Ridge is a unique geological and topographic physical feature in DeKalb, Fulton and Clayton Counties that covers approximately 25 square miles.

The sudden proliferation of Cobb Indian sites caused the staff members to research past archaeological work in Cobb to form some idea of its extent and priority in terms of scientific importance and value.