Wood, Karen Green

Archeological testing was conducted at the New Echota State Historic Site (96061) in two areas adjacent to the Museum that are proposed for the construction of a new restroom and drain field.

Southern Research of Ellerslie, Georgia conducted an archeological survey and evaluation of the site of the Old Governor's Mansion (recorded at the Georgia Archaeological Site Files as 9BL134).

During most of the nineteenth century Broadfield Plantation operated as a rice plantation on the Altamaha River, a few miles south of Darien, Georgia. The plantation remained in the same family (the Brailsford, Troups, and Dents) from 1806 until the death of Ms.

Close visual inspection guided by copies of various nineteenth and twentieth century maps, coupled with the excavation of a small number of shovel tests allowed an assessment of the archeological potential of the project area.

Southern Research conducted a five mile survey of a proposed bypass corridor around McRae, Georgia in Telfair County and a small portion of western Wheeler County for the Georgia Department of Transportation.

A cultural resource survey of 1,129 ha (2,787 ac) was conducted by Southern Research in Compartments K-6 and K-7, Fort Benning Military Reservation, Georgia.

Archeological survey and testing was conducted by Southern Research at the Keys site in Towns County, Georgia near the town of Young Harris. The site was occupied by the Keys family from the nineteenth century until 1950 when it was abandoned.

Data recovery was conducted at two ridge top sites in the Richard B. Russell Multiple Resource Area. The data recovery was prompted by the U.S.

The Georgia Power Company constructed and operates the Sinclair hydroelectric generating facility located on the Oconee River just north of Milledgeville. The 15,300 ac (6,070 ha) Lake Sinclair was formed by the completion of the Sinclair Dam in 1951.

Historical and architectural investigations were conducted from November of 1992, through January of 1993, at the mill site 9Ck410 on the Little River in Cherokee County, Georgia. The property is on the backwaters of Allatoona Lake and falls under the jurisdiction of the U.S.