Gresham, Thomas H.

Southeastern Archeological Services, Inc. conducted Phase I archeological survey and Phase II testing on a ca.526 ha wetlands mitigation tract in the Altamaha River floodplain in Long County, about 6 km south of Ludowici. The work was conducted from May to August 1996.

This report summarizes an archeological survey of Oglethorpe Power Corporation's proposed North Zebulon substation, on the east side of County Road 249, at the northern edge of the town of Zebulon, in central Pike County.

An intensive archeological survey was conducted on the eastern portion (Phase V) of the proposed Cobb County East-West Connector. The project encompasses about 1.8 km of new location right-of-way, about 3.1 km of road widening and the reconfiguration of three existing interchanges.

An intensive archeological survey of a proposed 2.1 km long sewer line along Dozier Creek in northern Muscogee County determined that no archeological sites are present in the area of potential effect.

This report compiles information from a variety of sources, including state site forms, a National Register Nomination form, three archeological survey reports, letter reports of follow-up surveys, letters of support and intent, maps, photographs and personal communications, to produce a single v

This report presents the results of archeological survey, testing and data recovery excavations at the Shadrack Bogan Site (9GW299), a multicomponent prehistoric and historic site on an alluvial terrace of Ivy Creek in northern Gwinnett County.

Southeastern Archeological Services, Inc. (SAS) conducted an intensive archeological survey of an 18.3 km (11.3 miles) length of U. S. Highway 19 in southern Sumter County, Georgia. The existing two-lane highway is being widened to four lanes, divided by a 12 m (40 ft) median.

This report presents the results of an archeological survey that was conducted at an existing small bridge on Holloman Road at an unnamed tributary of Sweetwater Creek in southern Cobb County (Figure 1).

This report presents the results of an archeological survey that was conducted along a 2.15 km (1.33 mi) section of State Route 120 (Roswell Road) east of Marietta.

An intensive archeological survey of a proposed 1.2 km long roadway in Bartow County discovered one prehistoric site, 9BR882. The 30 m wide project area, which was in a thick stand of grass, was surveyed by excavating shovel tests on 20 m intervals along the length of the proposed corridor.