| Report Number Sort descending | Author(s) | Title | Abstract Summary | County | Year |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 923 | Gresham, Thomas H. | Cultural Resources Survey of the Proposed North Louisville 46/25 Kv Substation, Jefferson County, Georgia |
On 11 October 1989 Southeastern Archeological Services, Inc conducted a cultural resources survey on a 6.24 ha (15.43 ac) tract of land that Oglethorpe Power Corporation wishes to use for construction of a ca.0.4 ha (1 ac) substation facility. |
Jefferson | 1989 |
| 932 | Ledbetter, Jerald, Gresham, Thomas H. | Archeological Investigations of the Mill Creek Site, Americus, Georgia |
Archeological data recovery was conducted in the summer of 1988 at the Mill Creek Site (9Su6) located in the southwest portion of the City of Americus, Sumter County, Georgia. |
Sumter | 1989 |
| 943 | Gresham, Thomas H. | A Cultural Resources Survey of the Proposed Lost Mountain Due West 115kv Tap Line |
A cultural resources survey of a proposed reservoir in Rabun County was conducted in March 1987, by Elizabeth J. Misner, for the Clayton City Council. The project area includes 7.96 acres which will be impacted by the construction of a dam and associated reservoir. |
Rabun | 1989 |
| 955 | Wood, Karen Green, Gresham, Thomas H. | Cultural Resources Survey of Eight Parcels along the Upper Savannah River |
In order to meet federal mandates relating to the identification and protection of significant cultural resources, the Corps of Engineers, Savannah District contracted with Gulf Engineers and Consultants to survey eight parcels of Corps-owned land on which the Corps intends to take ac |
Columbia | 1991 |
| 958 | Gresham, Thomas H. | Archaeological Survey of the Proposed Reroute of a Portion of the Winder-Hartwell Primary 230 kV Transmission Line, Jackson County, Georgia |
This report presents the results of an intensive archeological survey performed by Southeastern Archeological Services, Inc. |
Jackson | 2007 |
| 959 | Gresham, Thomas H. | Archaeological Survey of the Proposed Dawson Crossing to Juno 115 kV Transmission Line, Dawson County, Georgia, Addendum II |
On July 31, 2007 Southeastern Archeological Services, Inc. archeologically surveyed a 1 km (.6 mi) length of proposed transmission line corridor along both sides of State Route 183 immediately south of the exiting Juno Substation. |
Dawson | 2007 |
| 960 | Gresham, Thomas H. | Archaeological Survey of the Proposed Dawson Crossing to Juno 115 kV Transmission Line, Dawson County, Georgia, Addendum III |
On October 15 through October 18, 2007 Southeastern Archeological Services, Inc. archeologically surveyed a 500-m (.3-mi) length of proposed transmission line corridor and 650 m (0.4 mi) of proposed access road on the north side of State Route 53 about 3 km (1.8 mi) west of Dawsonville. |
Dawson | 2007 |
| 968 | Wood, Karen Green, Gresham, Thomas H. | Archeological and Historical Investigations of the Proposed Riverwalk Project, Columbus, Georgia |
Archival and archeological research were conducted for the proposed Riverwalk Project to be located along the Chattahoochee River in downtown Columbus, Georgia. These investigations were conducted for Jordan, Jones and Goulding, Inc., Project Engineers. |
Muscogee | 1991 |
| 977 | Gresham, Thomas H. | Cultural Resources Survey of the Proposed Dasher Substation, Lowndes County, Georgia |
An intensive cultural resources survey was conducted on the proposed 2.4 ha (6 ac) Dasher substation in south central Lowndes County. Surface inspection and twelve shovel tests showed that no archeological sites exist on the tract. |
Lowndes | 1990 |
| 1001 | Gresham, Thomas H. | Archaeological Survey for the Proposed Talmadge Tap 115 kV Transmission Line and Substation, Bartow, Cherokee, Gordon and Pickens Counties, Georgia |
In June, 2006 Southeastern Archeological Services, Inc., conducted a Phase I archeological survey of the proposed 12.2 km (7.6 mi) Talmadge Tap 115 kV transmission line and Talmadge substation site in northeastern Bartow, northwestern Cherokee, southeastern Gordon and western Pickens County, Geor |
Bartow | 2006 |
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