Garrow, Patrick H.

This report documents the results of a Resource Inventory II investigation of approximately 153 miles of the proposed Plant Vogtle to Thalmann Substation Electric Transmission Line Corridor.

This report documents the results of a Resource Inventory II investigation of the 17.03 mile Vogtle - Goshen Electric Transmission Line Corridor.

This project focused on the excavation and analysis of six historic period graves discovered during construction within the Big Baker Creek Wildlife Management Area in Talbot County, Georgia.

This report documents the results of a Resource Inventory II investigation of the 56.4 mile Wadley - Wallace Dam Section of the Plant Vogtle to Plant Scherer Electric Transmission Line Corridor.

Archaeological testing of the Bertha Petty Site (Survey Site 1) was carried out from May 11 through May 26,1987 by Garrow and Associates, Inc.

This report documents the result of a cultural resource survey of the proposed Pine Hill Loop Transmission Line corridor, Decatur County, Georgia. The total length of the investigated corridor is approximately 1.83 miles, and the right-of-way varies from 75 to 100 feet wide.

This report documents the results of the investigation of 688 meters (2,100 feet) of rerouted transmission line corridor and a new 6.3 acre substation site planned for construction by Oglethorpe Power Corporation in Douglas County, Georgia.

This report documents the results of the cultural resources survey of a proposed 30 acre lake and associated borrow areas, and a six acre lake, for the Georgia North Industrial Park, Bartow County, Georgia, for Bartow Engineering & Development Consultants.

The Council Fire project involved archaeological survey of a 500+ acre tract in Catoosa County, Georgia and Hamilton County, Tennessee, that is planned for development as a residential community and golf course.

This report documents the result of a cultural resource survey of the proposed Russell Parkway 115 kV Transmission Line corridor, Houston County, Georgia. The study corridor consisted a 625 foot long by 75 foot wide segment that crossed Bay Gall Creek on the southern fringes of Warner Robins.