Jones, David C.

From 9 March to 13 March 1992, archaeologists from Brockington and Associates, Inc. conducted an archaeological survey of the 8.3 mile Alternative H of the Jimmy DeLoach Parkway in Chatham County, Georgia.

An archaeological investigation was undertaken along a proposed 4.4 mile transmission line for the Moss Lake Substation in Gordon County, Georgia. The proposed corridor is 150 feet in width and is located approximately two miles southeast of the city of Calhoun, Georgia.

Phase II archaeological testing was conducted at site 9RO97, in Rockdale County, Georgia. A previously conducted survey indicated that the site may contain remains of a late nineteenth to early twentieth century rural Georgia farmstead.

Archaeological survey and testing were conducted along the proposed John's Creek Diversion Project in Fulton County, Georgia. The proposed project occupies a corridor measuring approximately 2 miles long and 50 feet wide.

Phase II testing of 117 sites in the flood pool of the proposed Beach Creek and Tallapoosa River water supply systems was conducted by Garrow & Associates, Inc., under a contract withCH2M Hill.

An intensive cultural resources survey of the proposed Effingham County Development Authority Industrial Park was undertaken by Garrow & Associates, Inc., between January 3 and 13, 1995. A total of 16 cultural resources were encountered during the survey.