| Report Number | Author(s) | Title | Abstract Summary | County | Year |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 4475 | Bland, Myles, Johnston, Sidney P. | An Intensive Cultural Resource Assessment Survey of the Sheffield Island Parcel, Camden County, Georgia |
From March through June of 2007, Bland & Associates, Inc. (BAI) conducted an intensive cultural resource assessment survey of the 227-acre at Sheffield Island parcel, in Camden County, Georgia. |
Camden | 2007 |
| 4476 | Bland, Myles | An Intensive Historical and Archaeological Assessment of the South Peachtree Creek Relief Sewer FC 7307-01, Fulton and Dekalb Counties, Georgia |
This report presents the findings of an intensive cultural resource assessment survey of project area located in Atlanta, Georgia. The project area consists of a 2.2-mile long relief sewer line (FC-7307-01) corridor within Fulton and Dekalb counties. |
DeKalb | 2003 |
| 4477 | Bland, Myles, Johnston, Sidney P. | An Intensive Cultural Resource Assessment Survey of the Pine Barren Road Mega Parcel, Chatham County, Georgia |
In September of 2008, an intensive cultural resource assessment survey was conducted by Bland and Associates, Inc. (BAI) of a 6.30 acre tract located within Chatham County, Georgia. |
Chatham | 2008 |
| 4478 | Ashley, Keith H., Bland, Myles | An Intensive Cultural Resource Assessment Survey of the Baisden Bluff Parcel, McIntosh County, Georgia |
From June 20 to 23, 2006, an intensive cultural resource assessment survey was conducted of a 9acre tract in northern McIntosh County, Georgia. The project tract is the proposed site of the Baisden Bluff development. The present project was undertaken by Bland and Associates, Inc. |
McIntosh | 2007 |
| 4479 | Bland, Myles, Johnston, Sidney P. | An Intensive Cultural Resource Assessment Survey of the Brant Creek Property, Camden County, Georgia |
During July of 2008, an intensive cultural resource assessment survey was conducted by Bland and Associates, Inc. (BAI) of the 16.57 acre, Brant Creek property in Camden County, Georgia. This project was undertaken to comply with federal (Department of Army Nationwide Permit File No. |
Camden | 2008 |
| 4480 | Bland, Myles, Johnston, Sidney P. | An Intensive Cultural Resource Assessment Survey of the Lyman Hall North Parcel, Liberty County, Georgia |
During August and September of 2007, an intensive cultural resource assessment survey (CRAS) was conducted by Bland and Associates, Inc. (BAI) of the Lyman Hall North parcel in Liberty County, Georgia. |
Liberty | 2008 |
| 4481 | Bland, Myles | An Intensive Cultural Resources Assessment Survey of the Turkey Creek Golf Course, Carroll and Haralson Counties, Georgia |
During November 1998, an intensive cultural resource assessment survey was conducted by Environmental Services, Inc. (ESI) of a 240-acre tract in Carroll and Haralson Counties, Georgia. |
Carroll | 1998 |
| 4482 | Mynatt, David, Bland, Myles | An Intensive Cultural Resource Assessment Survey of the Cathead Landing Parcel, McIntosh County, Georgia |
From 23 May 2006 to 26 May 2006, an intensive cultural resource assessment survey was conducted by Bland and Associates, Inc. (BAI) of 7.75-acre tract in McIntosh County, Georgia. This project was undertaken to comply with federal (Department of Army Permit Application No. |
McIntosh | 2006 |
| 5222 | Bland, Myles | An Intensive Cultural Resource Assessment Survey of the Godley Anderson Tract, Chatham County |
In April 2010, an intensive cultural resource assessment survey (CRAS) was conducted by Bland and Associates, Inc. (BAI) of a + 25 acre tract located within Chatham County, Georgia. |
Chatham | 2002 |
| 13472 | Bland, Myles, Johnston, Sidney P. | An Intensive Cultural Resource Assessment Survey of the Hendley Moneith Tract, Chatham County, Georgia |
In August of 2007, an intensive cultural resource assessment survey was conducted by Bland and Associates, Inc. (BAI) of a 40.6-acre tract located within Chatham County, Georgia. This project was undertaken to comply with federal (Department of Army Permit Application No. |
Chatham | 2007 |
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