Johnston, Sidney P.

This report presents the findings of a cultural resource assessment survey of the 730 acre Golden Isles R-4 tract, Glynn County, Georgia. The archaeological and historical assessment was performed in June, October, and November 1997, by Environmental Services, Inc.

During June 1998, an intensive cultural resource assessment survey was conducted by Environmental Services, Inc. (ESI) of a 1,052 acre tract in Chatham County, Georgia.

During March and April 2000, an intensive archaeological survey and historical assessment was performed of 1,925 acres in Glynn County, Georgia, by Environmental Services, Inc. (ESI). The property is the proposed location for Jim Fowler's "Life in the Wild" facility.

This report presents the findings of an intensive cultural resource assessment survey, site evaluations, and historic assessment of two parcels in Bibb County, Georgia. These parcels consist of 1,226 acres owned by the Cherokee Brick and Tile Company of Macon, Georgia.

During August and September of Bland & Associates Inc. (BAI) conducted an intensive cultural resource assessment survey of the 150-acre Marsh Landing parcel, in Camden County, Georgia.

During September of 2006 Bland & Associates, Inc. (BAI) conducted an intensive cultural resource assessment survey of the 184.91-acre Cove at Old Red Bluff parcel, in Camden County, Georgia.

In February of 2007, an intensive cultural resource assessment survey was conducted by Bland and Associates, Inc. (BAI) of a 34-acre tract located within Chatham County, Georgia (Figure 1). This project was undertaken to comply with federal (Department of Army Permit Application No.

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.

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.

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.