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Report Number	Author(s)	Title	Abstract Summary	County	Year
2584	Penton, Daniel T., Keel, Frank	An Archaeological Assessment for the US 84/SR 38 (Smieth Avenue)-CS 551 (Hansell Street) Intersection Improvements, Thomasville, Thomas County, Georgia	The GDOT proposes intersection improvements at US 84'SR 38 (Smith Avenue) and CS 551 (Hansell Street) in Thomasville. Thomas County. Georgia. The proposed improvements involve the addition of eastbound and westbound left rum lanes on Smith Avenue.	Thomas	2004
2864	Penton, Daniel T., Keel, Frank	An Archaeological Assessement for the Proposed Improvements at the Intersection of SR 76and SR11/US 129, Nashville, Berrien County, Georgia	None Present.	Berrien	2004
3432	Keel, Frank	An Archaeological Assessment for the Proposed Intersection Improvements at SR3/US19 @ SR202/CR247, Thomas County, Georgia	This GDOT Archaeological Report Short Form for Negative Findings entitled An Archaeological Assessment for the Proposed Intersection Improvements at SR 3 / US 19 @ SR 202 / CR 247, Thomas County, Georgia was conducted in November 2005 by PBS&J.	Thomas	2005
4219	Keel, Frank	Phase I, US 441/SR 31 Firetower Realignment, Telfair County, Georgia	An intensive Phase I archaeological assessment was conducted by PBS&J of the proposed Telfair Tower Realignment Project.	Telfair	2007
8290	Keel, Frank	A Cultural Resources Assessment of the Heart of Georgia Mega Site Laurens County, Georgia	From late September to early November 2014, Atkins conducted a Phase I cultural resources assessment of the approximately 2,000 acre Heart of Georgia Mega Site (HGMS) project tract in Laurens County, Georgia. The project tract is in planted pine with several finger drainages crossing the area.	Long	2008
8545	Keel, Frank, Cremer, David E., Penton, Daniel T.	Supplemental Phase II Archaeological Testing of a Portion of 9BY34 Bleckley County, Georgia	Archaeological site 9BY34 was identified during a 2002 assessment of the SR 126 bridge replacement project over Gum Swamp Creek in Bleckley County, Georgia (Patton 2002).	Laurens	2014

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