| Report Number | Author(s) | Title | Abstract Summary | County | Year |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1439 | Green, Lillian | Phase I Archaeological Survey of the Gateway to Chickamauga Battlefield Local Access Road, Catoosa County, Georgia |
The project limits include a section of Lafayette Road, beginning at State Route (SR) 2, and continuing south through Fort Oglethorpe, Georgia, and terminating at Harker Road. The project length is approximately 4,400 feet (.8 mile). |
Catoosa | 2015 |
| 7964 | Green, Lillian | Phase I Archaeological Survey of South Lumpkin Trail Road Bridge over Victory Drive, Muscogee County, Georgia |
Edwards‑Pitman Environmental, Inc. (EPEI) conducted a Phase I archaeological survey for the proposed South Lumpkin Trail Bridge over Victory Drive in Muscogee County, Georgia (Georgia Department of Transportation [GDOT] Project No. CHSPP‑0007‑00(633), P.I. No. |
Rabun | 2010 |
| 7993 | Green, Lillian | Phase I Archaeological Survey of SR 81 and SR 162 Intersection, Newton County, Georgia |
The proposed project would consist of intersection improvements at State Route (SR) 81 and SR 162 in Newton County. The project concept is currently in development, though a preliminary survey area has been established. |
Gilmer | 2010 |
| 7996 | Green, Lillian | Phase I Archaeological Survey of SR 138 at East Fairview Road Southwest Intersection, Rockdale County, Georgia |
The proposed project is located in Rockdale County at the intersection of SR 138/Stockbridge Highway and E. Fairview Road SW The existing SR 138/Stockbridge Highway consists of two 12-foot travel lanes (one in each direction) and paved shoulders. |
Troup | 2010 |
| 8049 | Green, Lillian | Second Addendum to the Phase I Archaeological Survey of Intersection Improvements to Crabapple Road/Mayfield Road at Broadwell Road/Birmingham Highway, Fulton County, Georgia |
The proposed project would improve operational efficiency at the intersection of Crabapple Road and Broadwell Road in the city of Milton in Fulton County, Georgia. |
Habersham | 2014 |
| 8627 | Green, Lillian | Phase I Archaeological Survey of SR 42 at 1 Location and CR 176/Boy Scout Road at 1 Location in Byron, Peach County, Georgia |
Edwards-Pitman Environmental, Inc. (EPEI) conducted a Phase I archaeological survey of State Route (SR) 42/Main Street at one location and County Route (CR) 176/Boy Scout Road at one location in Byron, Peach County, Georgia on March 30, 2015, (GDOT P. I. No. 0010605, TE No. 131218-003). |
Dooly | 2015 |
| 8855 | Green, Lillian | Phase I Archaeological Survey of the Town Center/Noonday Creek Trail-Kennesaw State University, Cobb County, Georgia. |
The proposed project is a multi-use path to connect pedestrian and bicycle traffic from the Noonday Creek Trail, located just north of the Town Center Mall, northwards to the Skip Spann Connector, located approximately 1,000 feet north of Chastain Road, in Cobb County, Georgia. |
Terrell | 2015 |
| 8903 | Green, Lillian | Phase I Archaeological Survey of the East Point Resurfacing Project, Fulton County, Georgia. |
The proposed project would mill and overlay (repave) approximately 4 miles of streets in East Point, Fulton County, Georgia. The project would repave a 1.7 mile stretch of Irene Kidd Parkway from Main Street to Springdale Road. |
Polk | 1991 |
| 8907 | Green, Lillian | Phase I Archaeological Survey of Pedestrian and BicyCle Lane Improvements along SR 42/Moreland Avenue, Atlanta, DeKalb and Fulton Counties, Georgia |
The proposed project limits include an approximately 2,060 (.4 mile) stretch of Moreland Avenue from approximately 80 feet north of Mansfield A venue, to an end point at the DeKalb Avenue ramps (Figures 5-12). |
Floyd | 2007 |
| 10066 | Green, Lillian | GEOPHYSICAL SURVEY REPORT: PHASE I ARCHAEOLOGICAL SURVEY OF EAST POINT RESURFACING PROJECT, FULTON COUNTY, GEORGIA |
Edwards-Pitman Environmental, Inc. conducted a Phase I survey for a proposed project that would mill and overlay (repave) approximately 4 miles of streets in East Point, Fulton County, Georgia. In addition to the repaving, the project would include the construction of Americans |
Fulton | 2016 |
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