In September, 1993, a cultural resources survey was conducted on 633 acres of proposed timber sale areas north of Dunaway Gap, on Johns Mountain and 776 acres on Horn Mountain near Blue Springs Branch. Both the Johns Mountain Timber Sale and the Blue Springs Branch Timber Sale occur within the Armuchee Ranger District of Chattahoochee National Forest. Five archeological sites and four artifact occurrences were recorded. One of the sites was considered significant and was recommended for cultural resources protection.
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