Eubanks, Thomas H.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

This project was an on-site inspection of the proposed Ashland Estates Subdivision located along the Clayton and Fulton County lines in Georgia.

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.

This project was an on-site inspection of Lakeview Subdivision in Telfair County, completed by Thomas H. Eubanks, Assistant State Archaeologist.