Gresham, Thomas H.

Site 9TE34 is a large, multi-component site on a prominent sandy ridge on the southwest side of Kinchafoonee Creek. Late Archaic through Early Mississippian occupations have been documented, and cultural material extends to about 70 cm below surface over most of the site.

In October 2017 Southeastern Archeological Services, Inc.

In February, 2018 Southeastern Archeological Services conducted a Phase I archeological survey of an approximately 2.4 ha (6 ac) parcel of land on the eastern edge of Savannah that is proposed for government-assisted housing development.

Havenwood Grove, LP wishes to construct a senior center on an 11-acre tract of land in southern Henry County, Georgia. Because the project is being developed under the auspices of the U.S.

The archeological survey of the proposed driveway and parking area was conducted on December 15,2014 by Registered Professional Archeologist Tom Gresham, president of Southeastern Archeological Services, Inc., and Registered Landscape Architect Debbie Bell, of Newton County.

The Kettle Creek Battlefield Association, Inc. (KCBA) is a non-profit organization founded in 2011 and dedicated to the preservation and better understanding of the important Revolutionary War battle that took place in today’s southwestern Wilkes County on February 14, 1779 (Figure 1).

The Kettle Creek Battlefield Association, Inc. (KCBA) is a non-profit organization founded in 2011 and dedicated to the preservation and better understanding of the important Revolutionary War battle that took place in today’s southwestern Wilkes County on February 14, 1779 (Figure 1).

The University of Georgia owns a large tract of mostly undeveloped land off of South Milledge Avenue, south of the Athens bypass and east of the Middle Oconee River.

Oconee County wishes to construct the Phase II portion of the McNutt Creek sewer line and is seeking federal funds to do so, which requires that an archeological survey be conducted to assure that no significant (eligible for the National Register of Historic Places) archeological sites are adver

In mid-December 2017 Southeastern Archeological Services, Inc. conducted a Phase I archeological survey of 33 acres of wooded land at the south end of the Thomasville Regional Airport, land that is needed for a rerouting of Airport Road that will allow for airport improvements.