| Report Number | Author(s) | Title | Abstract Summary | County | Year |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 6012 | Richardson, Rick R. | Archaeological Assessment of Project NH-079-1(37), Coffee County |
The proposed project consists of the improvement of the intersection of SR 135/US 221 and McDonald Road. The project will add a 4.3 m (14 ft) wide center turn lane at all four approaches at the intersection. No additional right-of-way will be required for the completion of the project. |
Jackson | 2008 |
| 6038 | Richardson, Rick R. | Archaeological Assessment of Project STP-045-1(23), Washington/Hancock County |
The proposed project would construct two rassina lanes on State Route 15 between Sandersville and Sparta, Georgia for a total distance of approximately 4.8 km (3.0 mi). A northbound passing lane is proposed between Mileposts 28.1 and 29.6 in Washington County. |
DeKalb | 2010 |
| 6125 | Richardson, Rick R. | Archaeological Assessment of Project STP-1023 (5), Murray County |
The proposed project would add left and right turn lanes on SR 52 Alternate and CR 44 at the SR 52 Alt/CR 44 intersection. The total project length is approximately 487.68 m (1600 ft.). The existing right-of-way is approximately 15.24 m (50 ft). |
Jasper | 2010 |
| 6167 | Richardson, Rick R. | 9WI(DOT)5 |
Site 9Wi(DOT)5 consists of a low density prehistoric lithic and ceramic scatter and an historic cemetery. The site is located south of Cedar Creek and just west of SR 11/US 129 at the intersection of SR 223 and SR 11/US 129 adjacent to the Cedar Creek Baptist Church. |
Cobb | 1990 |
| 6169 | McIntosh, Paul, Richardson, Rick R. | Archaeological Assessment of Project PR-115 (315), Wilcox County |
The proposed project consists of grading, drainage, base and surfacing of CR 115 in Wilcox County. The project would begin approximately 600 feet south of CR 128 and end at SR 233. Construction limits would be 30 feet left and right of centerline. |
Cobb | 1990 |
| 6189 | Duff, Eric Anthony, Richardson, Rick R. | Archaeological Survey and Evaluation of the Proposed Buford Retail Center Development Wetland Mitigation Site Gwinnett County Georgia |
A reconnaissance archaeological survey was conducted within an approximately 7.61 hectare (18.80 acre) tract in Gwinnett County, Georgia, for a proposed retail development center wetland mitigation site during October of 1996. |
Cherokee | 1999 |
| 6192 | Richardson, Rick R., Fleming, Sherry | Archaeological Assessment of Project EDS-IM-545(19)(20), Franklin and Stephens Counties |
The proposed project would involve the widening of SR 17, the partial reconstruction on new location of SR 17, and improvements at several iQtersections in Franklin and Stephens Counties. The project will begin at the 1-85 northbound ramp at SR 17 in Lavonia. |
Hall | 2009 |
| 6197 | Richardson, Rick R. | Archaeologcial Assessment of Project IM-85-2(159), Franklin County |
The proposed project consists of the reconstruction of safety rest area 81 in Franklin County along the 1-85 north corridor. The project proposes to build a new restroom building with refreshment area and travel information centers. |
Bulloch | 2009 |
| 6239 | Richardson, Rick R. | Archaeological Reassessment of Project IM-75-1(193), Cook County |
The proposed project consists of the reconstruction of the existing interchange at 1-75 and State Route 37 in Adel. The proposed reconstruction would consist of the replacement of the existing bridge over 1-75 and improvements to the existing interchange ramps. |
Liberty | 2003 |
| 6252 | Richardson, Rick R. | Archaeological Assessment of Project MLP-37(52), Cook County |
The proposed project consists of the widening and reconstruction of State Route 37 from approximately 183 meters (600 feet) east of the Interstate Highway 75 bridge at South Magnolia Street northeasterly to approximately 183 meters (600 feet) east of the SR 37/US 41 junction for a distance of ap |
McIntosh | 1973 |
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