| Report Number | Author(s) | Title | Abstract Summary | County | Year |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 435 | Campbell, L. Janice, Thomas, Prentice M. | Intensive Survey of a 2200 Acre Tract Within a Proposed Maneuver Area at the Fort Benning Military Reservation, Chattahoochee County, Georgia |
In December, 1981, New World Research, Inc. conducted an intensive cultural resources survey of 2,200 ac in the Fort Benning Military Reservation, Alabama and Georgia. The work was performed under Contract No. |
Chattahoochee | 1983 |
| 597 | Weed, Carol S., Campbell, L. Janice | Archaeological Investigations at the Fort Gordon Military Reservation, Georgia |
This report presents the results of a cultural resources survey conducted by New World Research, Inc., at the Fort Gordon Military Reservation, in northeast Georgia. |
Richmond | 1980 |
| 2656 | Mathews, James H., Campbell, L. Janice | Test and Evaluation of 28 Sites on Fort Stewart Military Reservation, Bryan, Liberty and Long Counties, Georgia |
In 2003, Prentice Thomas and Associates, Inc. was awarded Contract No. C5890020159 to provide test and evaluation services to support the cultural resources management program at Fort Stewart Military Reservation and Hunter Army Airfield. |
Bryan | 2004 |
| 6579 | Weed, Carol S., Campbell, L. Janice | Archaeological Investigations at 9EB92, 9EB207, 9EB208, and 9EB219 (The Beaverdam Group) Richard B Russell Multiple Use Area Elbert County, Georgia |
In August through October of 1980, New World Research, Inc., conducted Phase I investigations at four sites (9EB92, 9EB207, 9EB208, 9EB219) known collectively as the Beaverdam Group. |
DeKalb | 1975 |
| 7795 | Mathews, James H., Morehead, James, Campbell, L. Janice | Test and Evaluation of 11 Sites on Fort Stewart Military Reservation Bryan and Liberty Counties, Georgia 9EV249, 9EV291, 9EV294, 9EV295, 9EV312, 9EV321, 9LI917, 9LI619, 9LI643, 9LI1190, and 9LI1249 |
In 2002, Prentice Thomas and Associates, Inc. was awarded Contract No. C5890020159 to provide test and evaluation services to support the cultural resources management program at Fort Stewart Military Reservation and Hunter Army Airfield. |
Madison | 2011 |
| 7797 | Williams, Carrie A., Morehead, James, Mathews, James H., Campbell, L. Janice | Test and Evaluation of 10 Sites on Fort Stewart Military Reservation Bryan and Liberty Counties, Georgia (9BN284, 9BN286, 9BN289, 9BN290, 9BN308, 9BN321, 9BN326, 9BN475, 9LI406, and 9LI1350) |
In 2002, Prentice Thomas and Associates, Inc. was awarded Contract No. C5890020159 to provide test and evaluation services to support the cultural resources management program at Fort Stewart Military Reservation and Hunter Army Airfield. |
DeKalb | 2010 |
| 7819 | Morehead, James, Mathews, James H., Campbell, L. Janice, Thomas, Prentice M. | Cultural Resources Survey at Fort Stewart Military Reservation (NRMUs A18.2, A18.3, A18.5, A19.2, A20.1, AWAAF, B5.1, B5.2, B6.2, C5.3, D2.1, D3.4, D3.7, D4.3, D4.4, D15.1, DTRASH, F10.1, F14.1, F19.1, F19.2, F19.4, F20.1, F20.2, and F20.4) |
In April of 2002, Prentice Thomas and Associates, Inc. (PTA) was awarded Contract No. C5000030247 for large-scale archaeological survey at Fort Stewart Military Reservation and Hunter Army Airfield in southeastern Georgia. |
Jones | 1999 |
| 9030 | Campbell, L. Janice, Cox, Mathilda, Thomas, Prentice M. | Fort Stewart And Hunter Army Airfield Historic Preservation Plan Technical Synthesis Volume Bryan, Chatham, Evans, Long, Liberty And Tattnall Counties, Georgia |
Under the mandate of Army Regulation 420-40, Fort Stewart Military Reservation and Hunter Army Airfield have prepared a Historic Preservation Plan for use in meeting their cultural resources compliance responsibilities. |
Grady | 1999 |
| 9081 | Campbell, L. Janice, Cox, Mathilda, Thomas, Prentice M. | Historic Preservation Plan Fort Stewart and Hunter Army Airfield, Bryan, Chatham, Evans, Long, Liberty and Tatnall Counties, Georgia |
Under the mandate of Army Regulation 420-40, Fort Stewart Military Reservation and Hunter Army Air Field have prepared a Historic Preservation Plan for use in meeting their cultural resources compliance responsibilities. |
Gilmer | 1992 |
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