A Cultural Resources Survey of the Jasper, Georgia Sewer System Improvements: The Arc Funded Corridor

Author(s)

Wood, W. Dean

Report Number

463

Year of Publication

1983

County

Pickens

Abstract

A cultural resources survey of a 40 foot wide, 7,000 foot long sewer corridor and a 400 square foot pumping station was conducted just north of Jasper, Georgia in Pickens County. The area was characterized by steep valleys and poorly drained flood plains of small streams. No cultural resources were discovered. Archeological clearance is recommended.

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