Alston, Robert L.

Report Number Author(s) Title Abstract Summary County Year
13434 Alston, Robert L. Bridge Replacements and 404 Permit Requests, District Six, Project BHS-1778(8)

In compliance with Section 106 of the National Historic Preservation Act of 1966, the following bridge projects were surveyed for archaeological material: BHS-1778(8) in Bartow County. This project consists of three bridge replacements on State Route 293 near Kingston.

 Bartow 1979
13483 Alston, Robert L., Wade, John W., Crawford, Peggy L. Archaeological Review of Project BRSLB-2917(2), Chattooga County

Chappel creek-will be bridge replacement on existing location.

 Chattooga 1980
13484 Wade, John W., Alston, Robert L., Crawford, Peggy L. Archaeological Review of Project BHF-082-1(15), Murray County

L & N RR Structure on SR 52- Retain existing structure and widen.

 Murray 1980
13499 Lyons, George J., Alston, Robert L., Malphurs, Peter Archaeological Assessment of Project BRF-174-1(1), Columbia County

The proposed project concept is to replace existing concrete bridges over Uchee Creek and Little Kiokee Creek on S.R. 232 in Columbia County. Proposed new bridges will be on existing alignment. Construction detours will be required to maintain traffic flow.

 Columbia 1979
13823 Alston, Robert L. RFU-006-3(13), Upson County; Clearinghouse Doc. No. 77-01-28-02

As a part of the 404 permit process, the staff archaeologist has examined this bridge replacement project. Enclosed is a copy of the survey report. In her opinion, the cultural resources of the State will not be affected by construction of the project.

 Upson 1977
13825 Alston, Robert L. Project I-75-2(97) Bibb-Monroe Counties

Project I-75-2(97) is a District III GDOT Project for in-place bridge replacements.

 Bibb 1980
14029 Alston, Robert L. Archaeological Assessment of Project US-0899(7) Spur, Elbert County, Clearinghouse Doc. No. 75-05-21-19

As a part of the A-95 review process, a survey of this project was made by the staff archaeologist. The alignment is entirely on new location, but it is in an urbanized area.

 Elbert 1976
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