Matternes, Hugh B.

In 2015, New South Associates completed the Phase I Archaeological Survey of 8,181 acres at

Fort Stewart, Georgia. In addition, five previously identified sites outside our survey area in

This project would mostly be completed within existing right-of-way (ROW), although there is a potential for small areas of required ROW or easement to add traffic control equipment such as pedestal poles or conduits.

The identification of two previously unrecognized burial areas within federal property on Hunter Army Airfield (HAAF) in Chatham County, Georgia prompted the survey and relocation of the Area 1 Cemetery (8CH 1168) and Area 2 Cemetery (8CH875), in accordance with the Scopes of Work entitled Gr

A poorly marked burial ground within the construction footprint of planned improvements to the

The proposed project will replace the substandard bridge on State Route (SR) SO/Wrightsboro Road (Rd .) over Hart Creek 4.5 miles north of Camak, Georgia.

New South Associates has completed the Phase I Archaeological Survey of nine intersections in

DeKalb and Gwinnett counties, Georgia, in response to a request from Atkins North America,

In 1997, Garrow and Associates identified 15 archaeological sites at the North Georgia Agricultural Experiment Station (Red Bud Farm) in Gordon County, Georgia. The current owner (University of Georgia) intends to sell the property.

Fort Valley State University (FVSU) plans to make improvements within 8.7 acres of the campus, located in Peach County, Georgia.

New South Associates, Inc.

On behalf of the Georgia Department of Transportation (GDOT), New South Associates, Inc.