| Report Number | Author(s) | Title | Abstract Summary | County | Year |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 629 | Eubanks, Thomas H. | Intensive Archaeological Testing at the John Howton McIntosh Sugarhouse, Camden County, Georgia |
During the months of September and October 1981, the Department of Anthropology at the University of Florida carried out a program of intensive archaeological testing at the John Houstoun McIntosh Sugarhouse and Archaeological Area, Camden County Georgia. |
Camden | 1985 |
| 633 | Eubanks, Thomas H., Adams, William H. | Archaeological Resources Management Plan for the Kings Bay Archaeological Multiple Resource Area |
On August 28. 1981. the Department of the Navy entered into a Memorandum of Agreement with the Georgia State Historic Preservation Officer and the Advisory Council on Historic Preservation. |
Camden | 1986 |
| 4797 | Eubanks, Thomas H. | DOT Projects RS-1841(2), Bryan County; RS-2711(1), Camden County; RS-0610(4), Liberty County |
The Georgia DOT Staff Archaeologist has conducted an archaeological assessment of the above-referenced projects. This assessment, including field survey and sub-surface testing, located no archaeological sites. |
Bryan | 1976 |
| 4859 | Fairbanks, Charles H., Eubanks, Thomas H. | Intensive Archaeological Testing at The John Houston McIntosh Sugarhouse, Camden County, Georgia |
Georgia Power Company proposed construction of a railroad spur to Plant Scherer, a coal-fired power plant near Forsyth, in Monroe County, Georgia. In compliance with federal legislation, a multi-disciplinary study of the proposed project area was undertaken. |
Camden | 1985 |
| 6164 | Eubanks, Thomas H. | Memorandum to DOT Projects RFU-082-1 (3), Murray-Whitfield Counties and RS-1023 (2), Murray County |
As a part of the cultural resource assessment for the Environmental Impact Statements for these projects, an archaeological survey was performed. The projects run along existing alignment with additional purchase of right-of-way to provide for four-laning. |
Cobb | 1992 |
| 8703 | Eubanks, Thomas H. | DOT Project RS-1432(5), Jones County, CCN: 74-06-07-03 |
This project is a bridge replacement on new alignment. Falling Creek flows directly into the Ocmulgee River and was hypothesized to have extensive floodment and a high probability of archaeological sites. |
Lowndes | 2011 |
| 9279 | Eubanks, Thomas H. | Peach County - Project Correspondence Before Clearinghouse Level |
A staff member in the Office of the State Archaeologist has made an on-site inspection of the property on which the proposed Peach County Industrial Park is to be located. No indication of an archaeological site was indicated by this inspection. |
Peach | 1974 |
| 9338 | Eubanks, Thomas H. | Fulton / Clayton County Project Correspondence Before Clearinghouse Level Ashland Estates Subdivision |
This project was an on-site inspection of the proposed Ashland Estates Subdivision located along the Clayton and Fulton County lines in Georgia. |
Clayton | 1974 |
| 9342 | Eubanks, Thomas H. | Richmond County - Woodvalley Developers - Woodvalley Estates Subdivision |
This report documents results from a surface examination of exposed areas of Woodvalley Estates subdivision by Thomas Eubanks in August of 1977. No exposed archaeological evidence immediately around any of the completed dwellings. |
Richmond | 1977 |
| 9407 | Eubanks, Thomas H. | Telfair County - Lakeview Subdivision |
This project was an on-site inspection of Lakeview Subdivision in Telfair County, completed by Thomas H. Eubanks, Assistant State Archaeologist. |
Telfair | 1974 |
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