Stanyard, William F.

This report details the results of a Phase I archaeological survey of the proposed Rocky Mountain to Pinson 500 kV transmission line corridor. A total of 18 archaeological sites and nine isolated finds were recorded.

This report details the results of Phase II testing at one historical and six prehistoric archaeological sites situated in the proposed Rocky Mountain to Pinson 500kV transmission line corridor. The sites are designated 9FL272, 9FL273, 9FL274, 9FL276, 9FL283, 9FL285, and 9FL286.

In the spring and early summer of 1999, TRC Garrow Associates, Inc., conducted data recovery investigations at three sites within the Upper Towaliga Reservoir Redesign Area in Henry and Spalding counties, Georgia.

This report details the results of the Phase I survey of the proposed western dam abutment access road for the Big Haynes Reservoir.

Garrow & Associates, Inc., conducted Phase IIa testing on 110 sites within the flood pools of the proposed Beach Creek and Tallapoosa River water supply systems from May 14 through June 16, 1995, and from July 10 through July 14, 1995 (Figure 1).

In November 1994, Garrow & Associates, Inc., conducted Phase I cultural resources survey of an 80-foot wide, seven-mile long road widening corridor along Smyrna, Ebenezer, and Stanton roads, in Rockdale County, Georgia.

The Chase site is a large multicomponent site located at the confluence of the Yellow River and Big Haynes Creek in Rockdale County, Georgia.

The cultural resource survey documented in this report was conducted prior to construction of the proposed CSX Intermodal Atlanta Terminal in Fulton County, Georgia.

A Phase I archaeological and historic resource survey of the proposed right-of-way for the Haralson Mill Road Improvement project between Booth Road and the Walton County line was conducted by Garrow & Associates, Inc., in late November 1995.

A cultural resource survey (consisting of both an architectural survey and a Phase I archaeological survey) was conducted prior to the construction of a proposed 150 acre wastewater treatment site and an approximately 5,000 foot outfall sewer line located at the existing Camp Creek Wastewater Tre