| Report Number | Author(s) | Title | Abstract Summary | County | Year |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 4414 | Joseph, Joseph W. | Phase I Archaeological Survey of the Athens Park and Ride, Clarke County, Georgia |
The APE for the current project is two park-and-ride lots, pedestrian bridges, and access lanes adjacent to Lexington Road/US 78. The APE was situated in a developed, urban area. |
Clarke | 2008 |
| 4430 | Joseph, Joseph W., Marquez, M. Ricah | Phase I Archaeological Survey and Site Evaluation of Four Easements Along Old Alabama Road, Bartow County, Ga |
This report details the results of New South Associates' Phase I Archaeological Survey of four easements along Old Alabama Road, Bartow County, Georgia and the evaluation of a site. This work was conducted as a subcontractor for Jordan, Jones & Goulding, Inc. |
Bartow | 2008 |
| 4437 | Valk, Diana, Joseph, Joseph W. | Phase I Archaeological Survey of The Oconee Trail Corridor Clarke County, Georgia |
On May 28 and 29 and August 12, 2008, New South Associates conducted a Phase I Archaeological Survey along three proposed trail segments of the North Oconee Greenway. |
Clarke | 2008 |
| 4441 | Joseph, Joseph W. | Phase I Archaeological Survey of the Proposed Newnan Bypass, Coweta County, Georgia |
This project investigated the proposed Newnan Bypass between Turkey Creek Road to SR 16, south of Newnan, in Coweta County, Georgia. |
Coweta | 2008 |
| 4541 | Joseph, Joseph W. | Phase I Archaeological Survey for the Reevaluation of the SR81 and Keys Ferry Intersection |
The project consisted of a Phase 1 survey to reevaluate the SR 81 and Keys Ferry Road intersection. Construction plans to build a new turn lane on the east bound side of SR 81 required additional right-of-way acreage. The supplemental survey focused only on the new right-of-way. |
Henry | 2009 |
| 4561 | Joseph, Joseph W., Tankersley, Matthew | Phase I Archaeological Survey of the Bonaire Segment of the Project |
This report presents the findings of the Phase I Archaeological Survey of the West Segment of the expansion and realignment of SR 96 in the vicinity of the City of Bonaire, Houston County, Georgia (P.I. No. 322450). |
Houston | 2008 |
| 4678 | Joseph, Joseph W. | Section 106 Review / Archaological Investigation: Phase I Intesive Archaeological Survey of Approximately 30 Acres of Additional Area of the Proposed West Campus Housing Project at Georgia College & State Univesity, Baldwin, County, Georgia |
A 30 acre area is proposed for the expansion of housing facilities at Georgia College & State University. This acreage is one of two locations targeted for the expansion of the West Campus. This report focuses on the intensive archaeological survey of the western portion. |
Baldwin | 2002 |
| 4763 | Rhodes, Cynthia Gass, Joseph, Joseph W. | Phase I Archaeological Survey Amendment for the Proposed Improvements to Millerfield Road at Jeffersonville Road, Macon, Bibb county, Georgia |
On February 6, 1998, New South Associates conducted a Phase I archaeological survey for the widening and improvements to Millerfield Road at Jeffersonville Road, Macon, Bibb County, Georgia. |
Bibb | 1998 |
| 4921 | Joseph, Joseph W., O'Steen, Lisa Diane | Phase I Archaeological Survey of the Proposed Alternate Routes for the Thompson Bypass, McDuffie County, Georgia Addendum |
On April 17 and 29, 1998, New South Associates conducted field work for the archaeological survey of alternate segments for the Thomson Bypass. These segments, totaling approximately 2.3 miles (3.7 km) of new alignment, will accomplish the straightening of curves along the bypass. |
McDuffie | 1998 |
| 5106 | Joseph, Joseph W., Hamby, Theresa M. | Phase I Archaeological Survey of the Proposed Paulding County Airport, Paulding County Georgia |
In February 2004, New South Associates conducted a Phase I archaeological survey of the proposed Paulding County Airport, a 750-acre tract located in central Paulding County. An additional 50 acres were surveyed by Edwards-Pitman Environmental in July of 2005. |
McIntosh | 2005 |
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