Joseph, Joseph W.

This historic context for the rural industries of the Sand Hills of Georgia, South Carolina, and North Carolina was funded by the Department of Defense’s (DOD) Legacy Resource Management Program (Project #09-436) and was developed from the existing archaeological and historical inventories and ev

New South Associates conducted a Phase I survey to locate and record cultural resources within a roughly 200 acre tract along Quacco Canal, Chatham County, Georgia. The US Army Corps of Engineers has plans for an aquatic ecosystem restoration of the area.

New South Associates, Inc. conducted a cultural resource survey of the approximately three-mile Deptford-Southern LNG #2 115kV (White and Black) Transmission Lines in Chatham County on behalf of Georgia Power.

The archaeological survey was conducted by a two person crew consisting of the Field Director and a Research Assistant. Thirty meter interval shovel test transects were placed in the courtyard areas between the structures throughout John Hope Homes.

Five sites, 9Ef97, 9Ef101, 9Ef134, 9Ef138, and 9Ef141, were recommended for testing because they were believed to contain potentially significant prehistoric components. One additional site, 9Ef137, yielded relatively abundant prehistoric remains and will also be discussed in this section.

This project investigated two transects along the CR 183/Plantation Road Bridge over Coldwater Creek in Elbert County, north of Elberton. The Georgia Department of Transportation plans on replacing the current bridge.

The project consists Phase I Archaeological Survey of an approximately 6-acre surplus parcel (Parcel 120 003A) owned by the Georgia Department of Transportation.  The parcel is located in Emanuel County, south of and adjacent to Interstate 16 and west of Hawk Road.

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

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).

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.