The survey entailed examination of relevant survey reports , maps , and site files, and a pedestrian (walk-through) survey of the entire project , occasionally complemented by periodic placement of subsurface tests where needed. All of these investigations indicate that no archaeological resources on or eligible to the NRHP will be affected by the various projects. Detailed archaeological field notes for each of the above projects are on file in the Staff Archaeologist’s office, DOT Environmental Analysis Bureau, Atlanta, Georgia. In addition, a number of projects were simple in place replacements which would impact no new areas and have no detours during construction. In such cases, an in- field inspection was unnecessary and archaeological clearance was made through examination of construction plans; these are marked with an asterisk.
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