| Report Number | Author(s) | Title | Abstract Summary | County | Year |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 878 | Cantley, Charles E., Keeler, Geoffrey W. | Cultural Resources Survey the Proposed Fairmount Wastewater Treatment Facility |
A cultural resource survey of a proposed 75 acre waste water treatment site west of the City of Fairmount, Georgia was undertaken in May of 1990 by New South Associates. |
Gordon | 1990 |
| 981 | Cantley, Charles E., Joseph, Joseph W. | Prehistory of the Middle Chattahoochee River Valley: Findings of the 1989-1990 West Point Lake Archeological Survey and Site Testing Project |
The West Point Lake Project involved a cultural resources survey of six tracts located on the Chattahoochee River bottom lands and an intensive evaluation of six archeological sites. |
Heard | 1991 |
| 1212 | Cantley, Charles E., Loubser, Johannes H. N. | Georgia DOT Us 341/sr 27 Cultural Resources Survey |
During the month of December, 1994 New South Associates, Inc. conducted a 29 km (18 mi) survey of US Highway 341/SR 27 in Appling and Wayne Counties, southeastern Georgia. This report details the background, methods, and results of this project. |
Appling | 1995 |
| 1303 | Cantley, Charles E., Raymer, Leslie E. | Phase I Archaeological Survey of the North River Causeway, Camden County, Georgia |
New South Associates of Stone Mountain, Georgia, conducted a Phase I cultural resources survey within the North River Causeway project corridor between April 6 and April 8, 1994. |
Camden | 1994 |
| 1335 | Cantley, Charles E., Elliott, Rita F. | Archaeological Survey of SR21 from Shawnee to Sylvania |
During the months of May and July, 1994, New South Associates, Inc. conducted a 20.6 mile survey of SR 21 in Effingham and Screven Counties. Survey also included an additional area along the periphery of a Carolina Bay in Screven County. |
Effingham | 1994 |
| 1824 | Cantley, Charles E., Cable, John S. | Shaw Air Force Base: Archeological Data Recovery at Sites 38SU145, 38SU133, and 38SU145, with Results of Test Excavations |
This report presents the results of the archeological testing of sites 38SU136, 38SU137, and 38SU141; and of data recovery conducted at sites 38SU45, 38SU133, and 38SU145, otherwise known as the Blackwater Pond Site Cluster. |
1998 | |
| 1965 | Cantley, Charles E. | Phase I Archaeological Survey of 1000 Acres in Paulding County, Georgia: The Pumpkinvine Creek Neighborhoods Project |
During the month of July, 1997 New South Associates conducted a 1,000 acre survey of the Neighborhoods of Pumpkinvine Creek Tract in Paulding County, Georgia. A total of 35 sites and 11 isolated finds were located within the proposed project area. |
Paulding | 1998 |
| 2115 | Cantley, Charles E., Raymer, Leslie E. | Phase II Archaeological Investigations at Three Sites in Paulding County, Georgia: The Neighborhoods of Pumpkinvine Creek Project |
During April, 1998, New South Associates conducted Phase II test excavations at three potentially eligible sites in the Neighborhoods of Pumpkinvine Creek Tract, Paulding County, Georgia. |
Paulding | 1998 |
| 3298 | Cantley, Charles E. | Phase I Archaeological Survey of 664 Acres of Fort Benning Military Reservation Chattahoochee County, Georgia |
New South Associates conducted Phase I archaeological survey of 664 acres in area BB02 of the Fort Benning Military Reservation, Chattahoochee County, during the period from May 1 through May 9, 1995. Mr. John D. Congleton conducted geomorphological research of this tract on May 6, 1995. |
Chattahoochee | 1996 |
| 4125 | Cantley, Charles E. | Phase I Archaeological Survey of Chicopee Woods Golf Course Extension, Hall County, Georgia |
On April 12, 1999, New South Associates conducted a Phase I archeological survey of the proposed 106 acre Chicopee Woods golf course extension project for Rochester and Associates. |
Hall | 1999 |
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