Brown, Jeffrey L.

On October 8, 1976 the Institute of Archaeology of The University of Tennessee at Chattanooga submitted a proposal to the Southeast Archaeological Center of the National Park Service for an archaeological 

In September, 1977, the Institute of Archaeology, University of Tennessee at Chattanooga, conducted a preliminary archaeological reconnaissance of the areas to be affected by the implementation of the proposed expansion and development of water and wastewater facilities in

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Eligibility or Noneligibility to National Register of Historic Places: The site has been tentatively identified as the Federal Road on the basis of the McFarland Map.

In accordance with the provisions of a document with the heading "Georgia" dated January 1, 1977, and stamped "DRAFT for Review Only" as explained by telephonic communication with Mr.

Archaeological Themes.

Monitoring of the Chickamauga Park water pipeline was conducted in mid-June 1979. The purposes of the project were to salvage and document any Civil War material, locate evidence of Spanish-American War campsites and World War I cantonments, and to record road cross sections.

The proposed route of the Viniard-Alexander Connector is identified on the attached map. While this route would cause some losses to historic sites, it would appear to be much less damaging than the D.O.T.