Jones, Joel

Report Number Author(s) Title Abstract Summary County Year
3223 Jones, Joel, Gresham, Thomas H. Archaeological Survey for the Proposed Avery 115/25/12 kV Substation Cherokee County, Georgia

On January 10 of 2005, Southeastern Archeological Services conducted an archeological survey of an approximately 2.19 ha (5.4-ac) tract for the proposed Avery 115/25/12 kV Substation, as well as a 270 m (900 ft) transmission tap line.

 Cherokee 2005
7057 Jones, Joel, Gresham, Thomas H. An Archaeological Survey of the Proposed Widening of Barrett Parkway, Cobb County, Georgia

In December 2008, Southeastern Archeological Services, Inc. conducted an archeological survey ofproposed widening along a 5.63 km (3.5 mi) section of Barrett Parkway.

 Glynn 1978
7580 Jones, Joel, Ledbetter, Jerald Results of Metal Detector Surveys on Sites 9GE140 and 9GE1513 on the A-1 Tract in Greene County, Georgia

As an exercise in the use of metal detecting as a survey method on eroded and disturbed EuroAmerican houses sites, 9GE140 and 9GE1513 were revisited by Joel Jones and Jerald Ledbetter in 2003. Both sites have been determined ineligible to the NRHP (Espenshade and Mitchell 1988).

 Taylor 2000
7581 Jones, Joel, Ledbetter, Jerald Archaeological Investigations at Site 9GE168 on Reynolds Plantation

Site 9GE168 is a multi-component site with evidence of Historic period structures dating to two separate occupations; one in the early to middle nineteenth century and a second in the early twentieth century. A small scatter of Middle Archaic period lithics is also found on the site.

 Taylor 1996
7582 Jones, Joel, Ledbetter, Jerald Mapping of Historic Site 9GE1511 on Reynolds Plantation

Site 9GE 1511 is an extensive Historic period site with evidence of multiple structures suggestive of a nineteenth century plantation complex located west of Richland Creek (now flooded by Lake Oconee).

 Upson 1996
7583 Jones, Joel, Ledbetter, Jerald Historical Investigations of the Perry Cemetery on Reynolds Plantation in Greene County, Georgia

While conducting historical investigations of the property owned by Reynolds Plantation, a small cemetery was brought to the attention of the senior author (Figure 1 ). The cemetery was one of several on the Reynolds property that was being preserved in place.

 Taylor 1990
7619 Elliott, Daniel T., Jones, Joel, Ledbetter, Jerald, Gresham, Thomas H. Archaeological Phase I/II Survey of Proposed Improvements to Jonesboro Road, Clayton and Henry Counties, Georgia

The Georgia Department of Transportation (GDOT) intends to widen and improve an approximately 12-km (7.5-mi) length of Jonesboro Road, from its intersection with Interstate Highway 75 in Henry County westward to U.S. Highway 19/41 in Clayton County.

 Putnam 1977
7714 Elliott, Daniel T., Jones, Joel, Ledbetter, Jerald, Gresham, Thomas H. Archaeological Phase I/II Survey of Proposed Improvements to Jonesboro Road, Clayton and Henry Counties, Georgia - Addendum

In May 2012 Southeastern Archeological Services, Inc.

 Paulding 1999
7878 Jones, Joel, Gresham, Thomas H. Annual Report on Inspection of Archaeological Sites Being Preserved in Place by Georgia Transmission Corporation, 2010
Pike 2001
7925 Jones, Joel, Gresham, Thomas H. Annual Report on Inspection of Archaeological Sites Being Preserved in Place by Georgia Transmission Corporation, 2011

This is the second annual report on the inspection of archeological sites being preserved in place under a site monitoring program developed by the Georgia Transmission Corporation (GTC).This report covers site inspections conducted during the calendar year 2011, and future annual reports will de

 Fulton 2012
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