Joseph, Joseph W.

The West Point Lake Project involved a cultural resources survey of six tracts located on the Chattahoochee River bottom lands and an intensive evaluation of six archeological sites.

This Management Summary Report is presented as an interim document of the Augusta Riverfront Archeological Data Recovery project, and is intended to address the preliminary findings of the field investigation.

Archaeological investigations at the Maddox Park site (Vu114) were undertaken during August of 1988 in order to determine the extent and preservation of archaeological remains associated with Atlanta's first municipal dump, in operation between 1884 and 1910.

Archaeological testing and data recovery planning studies were conducted within the Designated Work Areas (DWAS) at three cultural properties, GP-SN-131 GP-SN-15, and GP-SN-22, in Screven County, Georgia.

This report contains the results of archaeological reconnaissance conducted for the office of Economic Development of the City of Atlanta and the Underground Festival Development corporation. Archaeological reconnaissance was conducted for two tracts to be developed under ATL UDAG-34-1-9.

Archaeological and historical investigations were conducted in the area of Underground Atlanta to evaluate and determine the National Register of Historic Places eligibility for two trash middens dated to the late nineteenth century.

On January 7 and 8, 1992, New South Associates conducted a Phase I cultural resources survey of a 1.5 mile long section of Lewis Fraser Road in Liberty County, Georgia for Moreland Altobelli Associates. The project area will be widened and paved.