Steinen, Karl T.

The archaeological survey of six acres of land in Carrollton, Georgia did not disclose the presence of any archaeological sites. This area, known as the Knox Street Park site, has been extensively altered due to human occupation.

A Phase I survey of approximately 19 miles of US 441 in Coffee County, Georgia was conducted during August of 1994.

The cultural resource assessment fo the Georgia Power Company's West Brunswick-Kingsland Transmission Line located one site within the construction right-of-way. The site is not eligible for nomination to the National Register of Historic Places.

The archaeological survey of approximately 1000 acres of land lying adjacent to the Little Tallapoosa River and Buck Creek in Carroll County, Georgia disclosed the presence of three small archaeological sites.

The archaeological survey of six acres of land in Carrollton, Georgia did not disclose the presence of any archaeological sites. This area, known as the Knox Street Park site, has been extensively altered due to human occupation.

The assessment conducted on this marsh hammock did not record any site eligible, or not, for nomination to the National Register of Historic Places.

On January 16, 2001, I conducted an archaeological survey of approximately 1acre of land in Troup County, Georgia. This survey determined that there are no archaeological sites present on the designated property. A single artifact, designated an Isolated Find was recovered.

At the request of E. Julian Flexor, Architects, I conducted a cultural resource assessment of lots 42, 43, 44 and 1/3 of lot 41, Brunswick, Georgia. The purpose of this assessment was to determine the effect, if any, of a proposed building construction program for the Skidaway Institute.

None present.

The small scale testing of six archaeological sites during a Cultural Resource Management excavation program on the 2500 acre (1012 ha) Colonel's Island in Glynn County, Georgia provides insight into the nature of the human occupation of the interior areas of the coastal marsh.