Hally, David J.

Investigation of the area designated for highway construction in the Department of Transportation letter dated October 16, 1972 was performed on February 17, 1973.

The area to be effected by the proposed bridge construction was surveyed on foot. No features or artifacts of interest were evident. The bridge construction will apparently harm no historic or prehistoric sites. No further investigation is recommended.

A walking survey was made along the 1.51 mile proposed construction area of rural route S-1898 in Montgomery County. No archaeological or historical sites were encountered.

This is a Georgia Department of Transportation project, S-2189(1) and is located in Jefferson County. An archaeological survey was made in the area of proposed bridge construction.

Impact Statement for Department of Transportation project, S-0799(2), Richmond, County. One projectile point was found near the Augusta city limits, but nothing else of historic or prehistoric importance was encountered during the survey of the impact area.

Approximately six-tenths of a mile southwest of Georgia, 242 along S-2613 the base of a stemmed quartz projectile point was found. This was located in the ditch along the left-hand side of the road. No other artifacts (points, flakes, pottery, etc.) were found here.

A surface collection was made on the proposed site of the Monticello Airport on February 23, 1973. Two sherds, a broken projectile point, and a few flakes were found on the air s trip itself.

9Gel62 is a long, narrow site located on Weston-Reeves (or Bull 1s Tongue) Island about 1 kilometer upstream from Wallace Dam and 300 meters downstream from the mouth of Richland Creek. The island is nearly 900 meters long and the site extends along a ridge crest for most of this distance.

The proposed project will locate and evaluate cultural resources in a 5200-acre portion of the Brasstown Bald area, Brasstown Ranger District, Chattahoochee National Forest. The project is sponsored by the U.S. Department of Agriculture, Forest Service.

This report is a preliminary site report for the archaeological salvage undertaken at Site 9GE10. Cold Springs, 9Gel0, overlooks the floodplain of the confluence with Town Creek. A gentle slope across the site increases uphill to the east.