| Report Number | Author(s) | Title | Abstract Summary | County | Year |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2916 | Patton, Robert B. | Archeological Survey of the Proposed Sanderson Farms Moultrie Processing Site, Colquitt County, Georgia |
Southeastern Archeological Services, Inc., completed an archeological survey of a ca. 131ac tract of land southeast of Moultrie on which a proposed agricultural processing facility is to be constructed. |
Colquitt | 2004 |
| 2917 | Patton, Robert B. | Archeological Survey for the Proposed Replacement of the SR 102 Bridge over Joe's Creek, Glascock County, Georgia |
The survey described here was designed to locate and evaluate archeological sites in the area of a bridge replacement project proposed by the Georgia Department of Transportation. |
Glascock | 2004 |
| 2920 | Patton, Robert B. | Addendum to Archeological Survey and Testing of the Proposed Bridge Replacement at SR 20 over South River, Henry and Newton Counties, Georgia |
This is a short form report for negative findings in Henry and Newton counties on the Kellytown Quad. The two previously recorded sites located within the radius of the project area were 9HY310 and 9HY311. |
Henry | 2002 |
| 2941 | Patton, Robert B. | Addendum to the Report: Archeological Survey of Two Bridge Replacements in Miller County, Georgia |
The Georgia Department of Transportation (GDOT) wishes to replace two bridges on State Route (SR) 91 in central Miller County, just southwest of the county seat of Colquitt,. |
Miller | 2002 |
| 3084 | Patton, Robert B. | Addendum: Archaeological Survey of Three Proposed Bridge Replacements in Laurens County, Georgia |
Addendum: Archeological Survey of Three Proposed Bridge Replacements in Laurens County, Georgia. The project would replace an aging bridge over Big Flat Creek in southeastern Laurens County. The new bridge would be wider than the existing bridge, but would still consist of two lanes. |
Laurens | 2002 |
| 3085 | Patton, Robert B. | Addendum: Archaeological Survey of Three Proposed Bridge Replacements in Laurens County, Georgia |
The survey reported here was designed to locate archeological sites in the expanded area of potential effect of a bridge replacement project in northeastern Laurens County, Georgia. The original survey (July 12, 2002) found no adverse effect to significant archeological resources. |
Laurens | 2004 |
| 3088 | Patton, Robert B. | Addendum to Archeological Survey for the Proposed Replacement of the SR 47 Bridges over Harden and Headstall Creeks, Taliaferro and McDuffie Counties, Georgia |
The project would replace the aging SR 47 bridges over Headstall Creek south of Avondale, Georgia. The new bridge would be wider than the existing bridge, but would still consist of two lanes. |
McDuffie | 2003 |
| 3090 | Patton, Robert B. | Addendum to Archeological Survey for the Proposes Replacement of the SR 22 Bridges over the South and North Forks of the Ogeechee River, Taliaferro County, Georgia |
The project would replace the aging SR 22 bridges over the Ogeechee River south of Crawfordville, Georgia. The new bridges would be wider than the existing bridges, but would still consist of two lanes. |
Taliaferro | 2003 |
| 3170 | Patton, Robert B. | Archaeological Survey for the Proposed Replacement of the Taliaferro Springs Road (CR321) Bridge over the Chattooga River, Chattooga County, Georgia |
The survey described here was designed to locate and evaluate archeological sites in the area of a Chattooga County bridge replacement project proposed by the Georgia Department of Transportation, at the crossing of County Route (CR) 321 over the Chattooga River, about 1.6 km (1 mi) south of Lyer |
Chattooga | 2005 |
| 3197 | Patton, Robert B. | Archeological Survey of the Proposed Widening and Realignment of Friendship Road SR 347, Hall County, Georgia |
Southeastern Archeological Services, Inc., conducted an intensive cultural resources survey of the proposed widening and realignment of 12.75 (7.9 mi) length of Friendship Road (SR 347) in southern Hall County. |
Hall | 2004 |
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