Braley, Chad O.

On Thursday, June 21, 1979, a one-mile section of project #S2196(3) and S0899(5) was the subject of an archaeological survey intended to locate sites considered eligible to nomination to the national register of historic places.

Georgia DOT Project # BRZ-151(2) is an in-place bridge replacement project at Walnut Creek and Oak Grove Road in Henry County, District 3. Because the project is in place, no new areas will be impacted. Only those areas which have been disturbed by previous bridge construction will be affected.

According to Marion Rustin and the FHWA this project is on existing right-of-way and involves the construction of a passing lane .50 miles long. The project is located on Taylor Ridge east of Summerville, Ga. It is on the Summerville to Rome Road.

Georgia DOT Project # BRF-155-1(1) is an in-place bridge replacement project at Savage Creek and SR 96 in Houston-Twiggs Counties, District 3. Because the project is in place, no new areas will be impacted.

Georgia DOT Project # BROLB-0139(1) is an in-place bridge replacement project at Mulberry Creek and County Road 1297 (Union Road) in Hall County, District 1. Because the project is in place, no new areas will be impacted.

Georgia DOT Project # BROLB-0139(2) is an in-place bridge replacement project at Flat Creek and County Road 345 (Dixie Drive) in Hall County, District 1. Because the project is in place, no new areas will be impacted.

The Park Service collection from the Arthur Tarver site, presently curated at Ocmulgee National Monument, was examined by Chad O. Braley and Jerald Ledbetter of Southeastern Archeological Services, Inc., on October 6, 1992.

This proposal addresses a request by Tribble & Richardson, Inc. to conduct archeological investigations on a portion of the Arthur Tarver archeological site, in Jones County, Georgia.

In May of 2017 Southeastern Archeological Services conducted a Phase I archeological survey of a parcel of land (Tax Parcel 121001) totaling about 25 acres. The acreage is located on the south bank of the Middle Oconee River at Jennings Shoals.

A Phase I archeological survey of the proposed White Street sewer expansion was conducted for the City of Hoschton in northwestern Jackson County, Georgia on March 17, 2017.