| Report Number Sort descending | Author(s) | Title | Abstract Summary | County | Year |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 903 | Garrow, Patrick H. | Ronald Reagan Parkway Cultural Resources Assessment |
A cultural resources survey of the proposed Gwinnett Cross County Connector was conducted by Garrow & Associates, Inc. from October 26 through October 30, 1987. |
Gwinnett | 1988 |
| 907 | Garrow, Patrick H. | Marta North Line Aa/deis Environmental Support Studies Archaeological Resources Contract Ex3-3 |
This report documents the results of a literature and records search conducted on the proposed MARTA North Line. |
DeKalb | 1988 |
| 984 | Garrow, Patrick H. | Archaeological Survey of the Proposed Jonesville 46/12kv Substation Site, Carroll County, Georgia |
This report documents an archaeological survey that was conducted on a 4.6 acre tract in Carroll County, Georgia proposed for construction of a 46/12 kV substation by Oglethorpe Power Corporation. |
Carroll | 1990 |
| 1018 | Garrow, Patrick H., Britt, Tad | Phase 1 Cultural Resource Survey for the Proposed Chase Road Substation, Habersham County, Georgia |
This report documents the results of a cultural resources survey of the proposed Chase Road Substation, located in Habersham County, Georgia. This survey was conducted by Garrow & Associates, Inc., Atlanta for Oglethorpe Power Corporation, Tucker, Georgia. |
Habersham | 1992 |
| 1121 | McNutt, Charles H., Garrow, Patrick H. | Archaeological Survey of the Proposed Highway 371 115/12kv Substation Site, Forsyth County, Georgia |
This report documents the results of an archaeological survey of a five acre tract proposed for construction of a 115/12kV substation by Oglethorpe Power Corporation in Forsyth County, Georgia. |
Forsyth | 1990 |
| 1157 | Garrow, Patrick H., Stanyard, William F. | A Phase I Archaeological Survey of the Proposed Rocky Mountain to Pinson 500kv Transmission Line Corridor Floyd County, Georgia |
This report details the results of a Phase I archaeological survey of the proposed Rocky Mountain to Pinson 500 kV transmission line corridor. A total of 18 archaeological sites and nine isolated finds were recorded. |
Floyd | 1993 |
| 1161 | Garrow, Patrick H., Stanyard, William F. | Phase II Testing at Seven Sites along the Proposed Rocky Mountain to Pinson 500kv Transmission Line Corridor Floyd County, Georgia |
This report details the results of Phase II testing at one historical and six prehistoric archaeological sites situated in the proposed Rocky Mountain to Pinson 500kV transmission line corridor. The sites are designated 9FL272, 9FL273, 9FL274, 9FL276, 9FL283, 9FL285, and 9FL286. |
Floyd | 1993 |
| 1251 | Garrow, Patrick H. | Archaeological Investigation of the Proposed Site of the Lumpkin County Reservoir, Lumpkin County, Georgia |
The literature and records search undertaken on this project indicated that no archaeological sites were known to exist on the study property prior to the field survey. |
Lumpkin | 1990 |
| 1277 | Gunn, Joel D., Garrow, Patrick H. | Cultural Resources Investigation of the Etng/sonat Interconnect Project, Hamilton County, Tenn., and Catoosa County, Georgia |
This report documents the literature and records search and intensive archaeological survey conducted on the proposed ETNG/SONAT Interconnect Project for East Tennessee Natural Gas Company (ETNG). |
Catoosa | 1994 |
| 1311 | Garrow, Patrick H. | Preservation Plan for Site 9Ro84 Within the Georgia International Horse Park Rockdale County, Georgia |
Site 9R084 is a large, deeply buried prehistoric archaeological site that also contains a minor historic component. This site was one of 14 archaeological sites identified during the Phase I investigation, and the only substantive site that was identified within the Yellow River floodplain. |
Rockdale | 1995 |
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