Meier, Lawrence W.

Since March 4th, the inventory files of other archeological institutions and the files of the Historic Preservation Section have been obtained and checked-off against the project maps.

The research area for the above project is located on the Dahlonega Plateau of the upper Piedmont Province of Georgia (McCallie, et al.,1925). The.

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The archeological investigations in the Soque Watershed of Habersham County, Georgia, were initiated by the USDA, Soil Conservation Service by Purchase Order 849 - GA-SCS - 76, dated May 3 , 1976.

In response to comments from the Historic Preservation Section, Georgia Department of Natural Resources (see Attachment A), the following information is submitted relative to (ASCC) 9-Ck-166, the only major site identified along the route of the proposed effluent sewer line.

The following report has been prepared for submission to the Management Section, Department of the Army, Mobile District, corps of Engineers, in compliance with current performance guidelines.

This project was undertaken by the Archeological Survey for the firm of Wiedeman and Singleton, Engineers, as an emergency request. Correspondence of January 7th, 22nd' and 26th is attached to this report as Appendix B.

The following archeological report is part of the evaluation of cultural resources (historical/archeological) in the 201 Waste Water Facilities Study, Yellow River Drainage Basin, DeKalb County, Georgia, prepared by the firm of Black, Crow & Eidsness, Inc. (Job No. 177-74-50).

Attached to t his communication are copies of the field reports from Survey staff members concerning the rock features atSite#18.

As the proposed construction consists entirely of outfall sewers, without lateral lines, no secondary impact is projected.