Joseph, Joseph W.

A Phase I archaeological survey was conducted by New South Associates of the SR 257 corridor on November 30, 2000. The approximately three mile long corridor is located in Laurens County between Interstate 16 and the City of Dublin.

A cultural resources survey of the bridge crossing of Lost Creek on SR 93 in Mitchell County, Georgia, was conducted by New South Associates February 28, and March 1, 2001. A 1,000 foot approach with a 200 foot wide right-of-way was studied on either side of the bridge.

At the request of Wilbur Smith Associates, New South Associates conducted a Phase I Cultural Resource Survey of proposed bridge replacements on CR 252/Frank Road over Willacoochee River and its overflow in Irwin County, Georgia.

This report presents the results of a cultural resource assessment (CRA) for a proposed annex adjacent to the Eleventh Circuit Court of Appeals, housed in the Elbert P. Tuttle Federal Courthouse in downtown Atlanta.

This research study was prepared as an element of the archaeological survey of the Plum Creek Wetland Mitigation Site and focuses on the Dougherty Plain physiographic province, the lime sink region of southwest Georgia, as a cultural unit.

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New South Associates conducted a Phase I archaeological survey on September 18 and 22, 1998 of 2.9 km (1.8 miles) of new alignment for the proposed Octagon Road in Henry County. The project corridor, on that date, was defined as having a 30 m (100 feet) right-of-way.

New South Associates conducted a Phase I archeological survey of the proposed runway extension of the Jackson County Airport on January 2, 2007. The proposed extension would lengthen the existing runway I ,000 feet to the north of its current termination point.

New South Associates has completed the archaeological survey of approximately 56 acres of the Pierpont Mitigation Tract site (Oliver Bridge Wildlife Management Area) east of Statesboro, Georgia in response to a request from Georgia Southern University (Georgia Southern).

Georgia Department of Transportation (GDOT) archaeologists identified site 9ME1402 during survey at 1311 Warm Springs Road (Parcel 30) in Columbus, Georgia.