| Report Number | Author(s) | Title | Abstract Summary | County | Year |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 751 | Gresham, Thomas H. | Cultural Resource Survey of Portions of Compartments 166 and 167 Oglethorpe and Green Counties |
A cultural resources reconnaissance- level survey of 1004 ha (2480 ac) in the Oconee National Forest, Greene and Oglethorpe Counties, Georgia, was conducted for the National Forest Service. Sixty-eight sites and 20 artifact occurrences were recorded. |
Oglethorpe | 1987 |
| 759 | Gresham, Thomas H. | Cultural Resources Survey of the Proposed Lake Sidney Lanier Reregulation Dam and Lake Area, Forsyth and Gwinnett Counties, Georgia |
In July and August 1986, Southeastern Archeological Services, Inc., conducted an intensive survey of 323 ha of heavily vegetated floodplain on both sides of the Chattahoochee River in Forsyth and Gwinnett Counties, Georgia. |
Forsyth | 1987 |
| 793 | Gresham, Thomas H. | A Cultural Resources Survey of the Proposed Doerun Transmission Line and Substation Colquitt County, Georgia |
The cultural resources survey of the proposed Doerun substation and transmission line located six archeological sites and one artifact occurrence. We recommend all of these as ineligible for nomination to the National Register of Historic Places. |
Colquitt | 1988 |
| 816 | Gresham, Thomas H. | A Cultural Resources Survey of the Proposed Glassbridge-Tatum Transmission Line |
The cultural resources survey of the proposed 5.1 km (3.2 mi) Glassbridge-Tatum transmission line located two archeological sites and two isolated artifact occurrences. We recommend all of these as ineligible f or nomination to the National Register of Historic Places. |
Troup | 1988 |
| 822 | Gresham, Thomas H. | Archaeological Survey of the Proposed Campground 115/25/12 kV Substation, Cherokee County, Georgia |
In February, 2007 Southeastern Archeological Services, Inc., conducted a Phase I archeological survey of a proposed 1.9 ha (4.6 ac) substation tract in southeastern Cherokee County, Georgia. |
Cherokee | 2007 |
| 836 | Gresham, Thomas H. | A Cultural Resource Survey of the Proposed McCaysville Industrial Park |
Southeastern Archeological Services, Inc., conducted an intensive surface and subsurface cultural resources survey in November, 1987, on a 22 ha (55 ac) tract of land in. north central Fannin County, Georgia. |
Fannin | 1987 |
| 841 | Gresham, Thomas H. | Cultural Resources Reconnaissance of the Proposed Washington City #2 Substation, Wilkes County, Georgia |
The state archeological site file shows a large, poorly defined archeological site (9Ws18) encompassing the proposed Washington City #2 substation tract. The site was reported by an artifact collector (E.B. Mell) in the 1950's and precise site location and boundaries are unknown. |
Wilkes | 1988 |
| 842 | Ledbetter, Jerald, Gresham, Thomas H. | Cultural Resources Survey of the Proposed Mill Branch Impoundment, Warren County, Georgia |
Southeastern Archeological Services, Inc., completed an intensive level cultural resources survey of a 48 ha ( 120 ac) tract of land on Mill Branch, a tributary of Brier Creek. The J.M. |
Warren | 1988 |
| 847 | Gresham, Thomas H. | Archaeological Survey of the Proposed Jim Moore-Sharon Church 230 kV Transmission Line and Flanagan Mill Road 230/25 kV Substation, Gwinnett and Barrow Counties, Georgia |
In the latter half of 2007, Southeastern Archeological Services, Inc. (SAS) conducted a Phase I archeological survey of approximately 16.6 km (10.3 mi) of proposed 230 kV transmission line corridor and a proposed 8.5-ha (21-ac) substation site in eastern Gwinnett and western Barrow Counties. |
Barrow | 2008 |
| 904 | Gresham, Thomas H. | Archaeological Survey of the Proposed Cliftondale 230 kV Transmission Line and 230/25 kV Substation, Fulton County, Georgia |
From October through December of 2007, Southeastern Archeological Services, Inc. |
Fulton | 2007 |
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