| Report Number Sort ascending | Author(s) | Title | Abstract Summary | County | Year |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 6742 | McMichael, Alan E., Anderson, Nain E. | Archaeological Survey Report Environmental Analysis Bureau Georgia Department of Transportation: Document No. 77-05-13-01 |
In summary, the western half of the Little River floodplain within the project area was tested by six deep backhoe tests spaced at 100 yard (91 meter) intervals. No cultural material or features were observed. |
Evans | 1997 |
| 6236 | Anderson, Nain E. | Archaeological Survey Report for RS0-0944(6) Crisp, Worth, and Dougherty Counties, Georgia |
RSO-0944(6) is the proposed 35.0 mile improvement and relocation of State Route 257 from Cordele to Albany, Georgia. The project has three sections: (1) widening of the existing two-lane facility to four lanes from north of Albany to south of Cordele - 24.45 miles; |
Crisp | 1977 |
| 5866 | Anderson, Nain E. | Preliminary Archaeological Assessment for all Proposed Alternate Sections: APD-056-1(31) |
This report deals with the archaeological assessment of proposed construction of an approximately 100 mile four-laned facility from S.R. 306 near Coal Mountain, Georgia to the North Carolina border. |
Fulton | 1985 |
| 5606 | Anderson, Nain E. | Archaeological Survey Report, Georgia Department of Transportation, Environmental Analysis Bureau, American Cyanamid Dredge Project |
A report that the project area had been filled at some point in the past was confirmed by the apparent burial of the old marsh surface. Traces of the marsh must now be below water table due to our not finding an organic level in the auger test before reaching the water table. |
Cherokee | 1992 |
| 5427 | Anderson, Nain E. | Archaeological Assessment of Project FH-040-1(1), Union County |
No evidence of prehistoric or historic cultural activities were disclosed by the survey. |
DeKalb | 2009 |
| 5408 | Anderson, Nain E. | An Archaeological Survey of the Dahlonega Connector APD-056-2(1), Forsyth, Dawson, and Lumpkin Counties |
The proposed project is located on the Atlanta Plateau of the Central Upland (LaForge, 1925). The northern end of the project is quite close to the Dahlonega Plateau at its border at Long Branch Creek. |
Chattooga | 2002 |
| 5230 | Anderson, Nain E. | GDOT Project No. S-0631(1), Liberty County |
No sites were located. The clay and organic layer in Test #2 would seem to indicate a quiet deposition environment like a shallow backwater. The high land area apparently is a recently drained section of the swamp itself, not a likely site location. |
Gordon | 1960 |
| 5198 | Anderson, Nain E. | Archaeological Survey Report, Environmental Analysis Bureau, GDOT Project No. RS-1622(8), Laurens County |
The site files at Georgia State University had a number of sites listed for Laurens County, all of which were located by the 1965 Heart of Georgia Survey. Sites were reported along Turkey Creek, but not at the bridge replacement. |
Screven | 1991 |
| 5183 | Anderson, Nain E. | Archaeological Survey of Project RF-021-1(11), Carroll County; Clearinghouse Doc. No. 74-07-12-04 |
No new sites were disclosed by our survey. The only potential archaeological impact caused by this project would be if Alternate 3 on 166 was selected. The Hutchinson Quarry site |
Charlton | 1990 |
| 4932 | Anderson, Nain E. | Archaeological Survey of PEU-1424(3), Coweta County |
The project involves the construction of a two lane facility on new alignment around the northeast perimeter of Newnan. The project begins east of Newnan at S.R. 34 and County Road 466 and ends at S.R. 34 in West Newnan. Right-of-way has already been acquired for the section from S.R. |
Coweta | 1977 |
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