Swanson, Mark T.

CSS Georgia, a Confederate ironclad constructed in Savannah in 1862 and scuttled in the Savannah River two years later, was virtually forgotten for over a hundred years. It was " rediscovered" in 1968, when a pipeline dredge working for the U.S.

This research study was prepared as an element of the archaeological survey of the Plum Creek Wetland Mitigation Site and focuses on the Dougherty Plain physiographic province, the lime sink region of southwest Georgia, as a cultural unit.

This report presents the results of a cultural resource assessment (CRA) for a proposed annex adjacent to the Eleventh Circuit Court of Appeals, housed in the Elbert P. Tuttle Federal Courthouse in downtown Atlanta.

New South Associates conducted a Phase I Archaeological Survey of Segments 1, 3, and 5 for the proposed Atlanta Gas Light (AGL) East Beltline Project. The investigation was undertaken on behalf of Jacobs Engineering for AGL prior to the proposed pipeline improvements.

This report, and the accompanying map, have been created to help identify the most likely areas that could be expected to contain prehistoric and historic archaeological resources on the campus of the Georgia Institute of Technology.

Georgia Department of Transportation (GDOT) proposes building the U.S. 411 Connector north of Cartersville in Bartow County (Project EDS00-0500[005]; PI 661950).

A cultural resources assessment of the proposed location of the Buford Highway a bridge and entryway to the Center for Disease Control (CDC) Campus, Chamblee, Georgia, examined trench and earthworks in the project right-of-way.

During the month of February, 1998 New South Associates conducted a 1,300 acre survey of the Daves Creek development tract in Forsyth County, Georgia. A total of 30 sites, 25 isolated finds, and 1 prerecorded architectural complex were located within the proposed project area.

New South Associates, Inc.

The archaeological examination of the West Segment of the expansion and realignment of SR 96 in Twiggs and Houston Counties, Georgia included a Phase I Archaeological Survey of the project corridor and additional Phase II Archaeological Testing of three sites encountered along this segment.