Brockington, Paul E.

An archeological survey of three small corridor segments crossing National Forest Service Land and totaling 1.3 miles in Greene County, Georgia was accomplished for American Telephone and Telegraph Company prior to their placement of a cable within the corridor.

Cultural Property GP-SN-12 was discovered during the Resource Inventory II study of the proposed Vogtle -Effingham - Thalmann 500 KV Electric Transmission Line (Garrow 1984).

Archaeological testing of a portion of cultural property GP-LI-011 Liberty County, Georgia, yielded evidence of three potentially major occupations. An Archaic component was discovered in an undisturbed sand stratum, and consists of a low density lithic scatter of quartz, quartzite, and chert.

Test excavations were conducted on two Designated Work Areas on cultural property GP-S.N.-08P Screven County, Georgia.

The Cultural Resource Inventory I and II of the proposed Georgia Power Vogtle - South Carolina Electric Transmission Line, Burke County, Georgia, resulted in the identification of four cultural properties and a single isolate.

This Resource Inventory II study project was carried out in advance of proposed construction of a public access facility at Idle Hour Point, on the Bartletts Ferry Reservoir, Harris County, Georgia.

Data recovery excavations at GP-HK-08 were designed to gather data suitable for reaching a more complete understanding of the Lamar period occupation at this upland property.

A cultural resources survey was conducted for the proposed MARTA Indian Creek Line (1.5 miles) and Station (50 acres) in DeKalb County, Georgia. The research effort included historical background review, an architectural survey, and an archaeological survey.

Resource Inventory I and II [RI-I and RI-II] studies were conducted for the North Georgia Hydroelectric Project in Habersham, Rabun, and Stephens Counties, Georgia, and Oconee County, South Carolina.

Data recovery excavations were conducted on a portion of cultural property GP-SN-13, in Screven County, Georgia. Three eight by eight meter blocks were excavated to an average depth of 75 cm.