Smith, Greg C.

In August 1993 an intensive archaeological survey was conducted of 386.10 acres located at the northeastern tip of Sea Island, Glynn County, Georgia.

In December 1993, Environmental Services, Inc., conducted an intensive cultural resource assessment survey of a 1.6 mile long by 75 foot wide corridor in Bulloch County, Georgia. The corridor is the proposed location for Oglethorpe Power Corporation's Jimps Tap 115 kV Transmission Line Project.

A cultural resource assessment survey was conducted of the proposed ECI Tap 46 KV Transmission Line and proposed ECI 46/25 KV Substation, Emanuel County, Georgia in April 1994.

In December 1992 an intensive archaeological survey was conducted of a 20.1-acre tract located one-half mile east of Fort Frederica on St. Simons Island, Georgia.

During February 1998, a cultural resource assessment survey was conducted by Environmental Services, Inc. (ESI) of a tract associated with the proposed Maple Hill Landfill in Dougherty County, Georgia.

During March and April 2000, an intensive archaeological survey and historical assessment was performed of 1,925 acres in Glynn County, Georgia, by Environmental Services, Inc. (ESI). The property is the proposed location for Jim Fowler's "Life in the Wild" facility.

In October 2000, Environmental Services, Inc. (ESI conducted a cultural resource assessment survey at the proposed B.L. Waycross Associates, L.L.P. Commercial Development, an approximately 64-acre parcel located in Ware County, Georgia. The investigation was conducted on behalf of B.L.

In June of 1999, Environmental Services, Inc., (ESI) conducted Phase Il archaeological testing at site 9HR304 in Haralson County, Georgia. This site was originally recorded during a cultural resource assessment survey of a tract in Carroll and Haralson Counties (Bland and Smith 1998).

During July, August and September 2000, an intensive cultural resource assessment survey was conducted by Environmental Services, Inc. (ESI) of a 2186 acre tract in Chatham County, Georgia.

On 16 August 2003, Environmental Services, Incorporated (EST) of Jacksonville, Florida, conducted a cultural resource reconnaissance investigation at the proposed Cedar Creek Industrial Park property in Crisp County, Georgia.