Schneider, Kent A.

Archaic lithic materials exposed by the machine clearing of stumps and logging slash have been systematically collected.

On August 24, 1977, Ernest W. Seckinger and Terry A. Ferguson conducted a cultural resource survey of 5.48 acres of land proposed for exchange with Mr Odell Vandiver.

The present report summarizes a cultural resource survey of a proposed 0.4 acre heliport located near Skeenah Gap. The project area, drained by one of the upper branches of Young Cane Creek, has a northeast exposure and is characterized by a fairly fertile, somewhat light loam (USFS, 1917).

This report summarizes a cultural resource survey of an approximately ½ acre tract of land located on a knoll several hundred meters southeast of the Brasstown Work Center.

The purpose of the present study was to investigate the nature and extent of an archaic site on a tract of land selected for exchange. The site was discovered by a University of Georgia archeological team under contract with the Forest Service during the period August 8 to September 5, 1975.

Two selected tracts of Forest Service land, C-1705 and 1706, are scheduled for exchange with the Boy Scouts of America, Atlanta Area Council. The tracts are accessible via Route 19, four miles northwest from Blairsville, then left on Route 325 approximately three miles, and then left on F. S.

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