Report Abstracts

The archaeological reconnaissance of the Upper Flint River Basin was conducted over a 12 week period with several other chance visits, located in Middle Georgia. A total of 76 sites were catalogued in Upson, Pike, Talbot, Taylor, and Meriwether counties.

This report constitutes an evaluation of the cultural resources contained within a tract of land in the northeastern portion of Oakland Cemetery in Atlanta, Georgia.

On Friday, April 4, 1975, an archaeological survey was conducted on the proposed route of the Eulalia Road sewer line. This route begins at Eulalia Road and follows a small creek southward to a point approximately 1200 feet south of Crane Road and 500 feet east of Lenox Road.

On April 11 to 14, 1977, an on-site archeological survey was conducted along the proposed right-of-way of a portion of the City of Atlanta - Three Rivers Project, in the vicinity of Brown's Mill Park.

Cultural material of an archeological or prehistoric nature were first reported to staff members of the Archeological Survey of Cobb-Fulton Counties by Mr. Michael Berry, Jr., at that time (Summer, 1970) a student at Lovett School.

A Cultural Resource Survey was conducted on behalf of Halvorsen Development Corporation on a project area consisting of two parcels of contiguous land located west and north of the intersection of Spouts Springs Road and Hog Mountain Road in Flowery Branch, Hall County, Georgia.

This report is prepared in order to comply with Army Corps of Engineers mandates for cultural resource protection under provisions for pond construction covered by Nationwide 26.

This report was prepared for a Georgia Department of Transportation construction of a section of Interstate 75 in Cobb County near Greens Chapel Rd, Kennesaw, GA. Archaeological finds include 2 quarts projectile points, 2 black flint bases, flint and quartz chips. The owner of the property, Mrs.

On Thursday, March 20, 1975, the route for the Terrell Creek 9011 Relief Sewage Line was surveyed. The proposed route extends from Proctor Creek south on Hollywood Rd. right on Lotus and then follows Terrell Creek to a point between Pansy St. and Wadley St.

This report details the transference of two documents located in Indiana to the Georgia Archaeological Site File. The documents belonged to an archaeological consulting firm who went out of business and promptly had the documents under their possession auctioned.