Battle, Daniel E.

Report Number Author(s) Title Abstract Summary County Year
3069 Battle, Daniel E., Owens, Daphne L. Harry S. Truman Parkway Phase V Archaeological Survey

The purpose of the proposed Harry S. Truman Parkway-Phase V is to increase capacity and relieve congestion for north-south traffic on the east side of Savannah by constructing a four-lane, limited access parkway on new location between SR 204 (Abercorn Street Ext.) and Whitfield Avenue.

 Chatham 2005
3813 Battle, Daniel E., Owens, Daphne L. Archaeological Survey of Winder Intersection Improvements Along SR 211 at McNeal Road and Horton Street

At the intersection of SR 211, it is proposed that a left turn lane be installed on SR 211 at the eastbound approach to McNeal Road. Additionally, it is proposed that a signal be installed at the intersection.

 Barrow 2006
4609 Battle, Daniel E., Owens, Daphne L. The Early Vegetable Tanning Industry in Georgia: Archaeological Testing at the Clinton Tannery (09JO282), Jones County, Georgia

This project was conducted under a transportation enhancement grant provided by the Jones County Commission and the Georgia Department of Transportation.

 Jones 2008
8067 Owens, Daphne L., Battle, Daniel E. Archaeological Survey for SR16 at CR74/Pylant St and Dead Oak Creek, Coweta County, Georgia

The project consists of the realignment of Pylant Street to intersect State Route 16 at a 90 degree angle. The project is approximately 1850 ft in length and includes a grade separation at Dead Oak Creek.

 Putnam 1996
8330 Battle, Daniel E., Owens, Daphne L. America Loses a Star and a Stripe: The Revolutionary War Battle of Brier Creek (9SN254), Screven County, Georgia

The Brier Creek Battlefield is a rare resource in the State of Georgia. It offers a unique opportunity to study a major military engagement from the War for American Independence in a setting that appears only partially impacted by tree farming and recreational activities.

 Forsyth 2006
13923 Elliott, Daniel T., Battle, Daniel E. GPR Delineation and Metal Detector Reconnaissance of Portions of Camp Lawton, Jenkins County, Georgia LAMAR Institute Publication Series Report Number 162
Jenkins 2010
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