Dickens, Roy S.

On Friday, April 4, 1975, an archaeological survey was conducted on the proposed route of the Eulalia Road sewer line. This route begins at Eulalia Road and follows a small creek southward to a point approximately 1200 feet south of Crane Road and 500 feet east of Lenox Road.

On Thursday, March 20, 1975, the route for the Terrell Creek 9011 Relief Sewage Line was surveyed. The proposed route extends from Proctor Creek south on Hollywood Rd. right on Lotus and then follows Terrell Creek to a point between Pansy St. and Wadley St.

An archaeological survey of the Cascade Springs property was conducted between June 5 and July 2, 1977. This property lies south of Cascade Road, between Woodland Terrace on the east and Harbin Road on the west, and is surrounded by a developed urban area (Fig. 2).

This report details the correspondences between the State Highway Department and Georgia State University concerning the construction of Interstate 285. In this report, five sites are addressed as being potentially endangered by construction. 

This report constitutes the first monthly progress report under contractTZ600-M93-04, and includes the last two weeks of field work in the month of February.

On Monday, April 7, 1975, an archaeological and historical survey was conducted on a 30.51 acre plot of land located on the west side of Norton Road in Rockdale County. This is the proposed site for a Quadriplex type housing development.

A workshop is defined as an area where broken or unfinished vessels litter the surface, but where there is no evidence of above-ground quarry activities. Some workshops may prove to be quarry sites if further investigations indicate subsurface quarry activities. 11 [Dickens, undated].

This report is a request for Determination of Eligibility for the 9DA104 site in DeKalb County, Georgia. This site is, specifically, between I-285, West Side Place, and Henrico Road.

An archaeological survey will be conducted on the entire area of the landfill site for the purpose of locating and evaluat­ing archaeological resources.

Pickett's Mill Historic Site is located in Paulding County, Georgia, approximately 26 miles northwest of Atlanta. The site consists of 880 acres, which includes most of the area of the Battle of Pickett's Mill, May 27, 1864, and associated military actions of May 26-31, 1864.