Garrow, Patrick H.

The purpose of this project was to conduct an archaeological survey of the proposed Braselton Industrial Park property. This survey was conducted at the request of McCrary Engineering

This report documents the results of the archaeological survey of a portion of the Atlanta Historical Society Grounds, Fulton County, Georgia. The field work was carried out by the Field Director on February 7, 1991. No significant archaeological resources were discovered during this survey.

This report details the transference of two documents located in Indiana to the Georgia Archaeological Site File. The documents belonged to an archaeological consulting firm who went out of business and promptly had the documents under their possession auctioned.

The objective of this report was to conduct a cultural resource survey of the proposed street expansion of Magnolia (International Boulevard) and Mangum Streets, Fulton County Georgia for the Georgia Department of Transportation.

The Earth Systems Division of SSI is pleased to submit this proposal to perform the above referenced services for Fulton County. The proposal which follows describes our understanding of, and approach to this project, and discusses the fees which will apply.

Cultural Resource Analysts, Inc. (CRA), was contracted by MACTEC Engineering and Consulting, Inc., to conduct archaeological testing at Site 9HT10 in Warner Robins, Georgia.

            On April 10, 1979, an archaeological survey was conducted for two short corridors of a proposed cable relocation associated with a relocation of a portion of the Seaboard Coast Line in the planned Richard B. Russell Reservior.

Phase II testing of 117 sites in the flood pool of the proposed Beach Creek and Tallapoosa River water supply systems was conducted by Garrow & Associates, Inc., under a contract withCH2M Hill.

Enclosed is the fifth in a series of monthly progress reports on the Interim Archaeological Monitoring of MARTA construction in Northline sections CN185 and CN415 and South line section CS310. During the preceding month, no intact archaeological significant features were observed.

I was pleased to learn that the Grady County report had passed SHPO review with minimal comments. Garrow & Associates, Inc. will provide curation for the project materials from that project until such time as a permanent repository for DNR archaeological project materials can be determined.