Sweeney, Alexander Y.

This project serves as an addendum to a previous Phase I archaeological survey conducted in advance of a proposed bridge replacement at SR 83 over Big Sandy Creek (Gardner and Wills 2003).

This project serves as an addendum to a previous archaeological resources survey conducted in advance of a proposed bridge replacement where SR 154 crosses Bear Creek (Gardner and Jenkins 2003).

During June and November 2005, and January 2006, Brockington and Associates, Inc., conducted historical research, archaeological reconnaissance, and limited surveys of shoreline areas in the Morgan Falls Hydroelectric Project (FERC #2237).

This project serves as an addendum to two previous archaeological resources survey conducted in advance of a proposed bridge replacement where SR 154 crosses Bear Creek (Gardner and Jenkins 2003; Sweeney 2006).

This project serves as an addendum to a previous archaeological resources survey conducted in advance of a proposed bridge replacement where SR 74 crosses Line Creek (Hicks and Gardner 2003).

This project serves as an addendum to a previous archaeological resources survey conducted in advance of a proposed bridge replacement where SR 74 crosses the CSX railroad approximately 2.5 miles south of Senioa, GA (Hicks and Gardner 2003).

This project is a reevaluation of the I-85/SR316 interchange. One northbound general purpose lane is proposed to be extended along 1-85 between Old Peachtree Rd and the SR 317 interchange. Currently, this lane drops off approximately 1.25 miles north of Old Peachtree Rd.

This project serves as an addendum to a previous archaeological resources survey conducted in advance of a proposed road widening along Whitfield Avenue and Diamond Causeway (Braley 1999).

From February 13-24, 2006, Brockington and Associates, Inc., conducted Phase III archaeological data recovery investigations at the Town Creek Site (9BL129) in Baldwin County, Georgia.

On June 12-23, 2006, and February 25-29, 2008, Brockington and Associates, Inc., conducted an intensive cultural resources survey of the Horse Creek tract in Liberty County, Georgia. The survey tract consists of approximately 2,438 acres, much of which is wetlands.