| Report Number Sort descending | Author(s) | Title | Abstract Summary | County | Year |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 641 | Espenshade, Christopher T. | Archaeological Survey of the Proposed Towne Center Village Complex Cobb County, Georgia |
An archaeological survey was conducted on 11.1 acres of the proposed Towne Center Village Complex on Barrett Parkway, Cobb County, Georgia. The survey area consisted of that portion of tract within the 100 year flood plain of Laura Lake Creek. |
Cobb | 1986 |
| 704 | Espenshade, Christopher T., Mitchell, Ruthanne L. | Archaeological Testing of 3 Cultural Properties (T) 9Ri C.p. 3, (T) 9Ri C.p. 4, and (T) 9Bur C.p. 29 |
Archaeological testing was conducted within Designated Work Areas (study areas) at three cultural properties within the proposed corridor of the Vogtle-Goshen Electric Transmission Line, in Burke and Richmond Counties, Georgia. |
Burke | 1985 |
| 712 | Espenshade, Christopher T., O'Steen, Lisa Diane | Archaeological Testing of Two Cultural Properties, Gp-Sn-03 and Gp-Sn-05, in Screven County, Georgia on the Proposed Vogtle-Effingham-Thalmann Electric Transmission Line |
Archaeological testing and data recovery planning studies were conducted within the Designated Work Areas (DWAs) at two cultural properties, GP-SN-03 and GP-SN-05, Screven County, Georgia. |
Screven | 1985 |
| 714 | Espenshade, Christopher T., Brockington, Paul E. | Archaeological Testing of Gp-li-01, Liberty County, Georgia |
Archaeological testing of a portion of cultural property GP-LI-011 Liberty County, Georgia, yielded evidence of three potentially major occupations. An Archaic component was discovered in an undisturbed sand stratum, and consists of a low density lithic scatter of quartz, quartzite, and chert. |
Liberty | 1985 |
| 832 | Espenshade, Christopher T. | A Cultural Resource Survey of the Adairsville Recreational Development Area |
The archaeological survey of the 62 acre proposed City of Adairsville Recreation Area was conducted in July, 1987. The northern Bartow County tract was surveyed through screened shovel testing on a 40 m interval and through surface reconnaissance. |
Bartow | 1987 |
| 833 | Espenshade, Christopher T., Gardner, Jeffrey W. | CRM: Resource Inventory II. S.C.S./D.O.E.. Experiment Project Plant Yates |
Resource Inventory II investigations were conducted during February, 1989 for two tracts facing potential development at Plant Yates, Coweta County, Georgia. |
Coweta | 1989 |
| 860 | Espenshade, Christopher T., Gardner, Jeffrey W. | The Meal Tastes Sweeter: Documentation of Young's Mill, West Point Lake, Troup County, Georgia |
Architectural and historical documentation of Young's Mill, West Point Lake, Georgia, was conducted for the Corps of Engineers, Mobile District. |
Troup | 1989 |
| 871 | Espenshade, Christopher T. | Archaeological Survey of the Proposed City of Menlo Sewerage System |
Archaeological survey of the proposed plant site and trunk lines or the City of Menlo Sewerage System, Chattooga County, Georgia, as conducted during November of 1985 and February of 1986. |
Chattooga | 1986 |
| 990 | Espenshade, Christopher T. | Cultural Resource Management: Wallace Dam Project (Lake Oconee) Green County, Georgia: Recreation Area A-1: Resource Inventory II: Final Documentation |
Cultural Resource Inventory and Evaluation studies document the results of Resource Inventory I and II investigations on a 770 acre recreational tract of land (A-1) within the Wallace Dam Project; Greene County, Georgia. |
Greene | 1988 |
| 1003 | Espenshade, Christopher T. | An Intensive Cultural Resources Survey of the 5.1 Mile Macon Levee Right-of-way, Bibb County, Georgia |
A cultural resources survey was conducted on 5.1 miles of right-of-way which faces potential impact by the widening of the existing Macon levee, Bibb County, Georgia. |
Bibb | 1992 |
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