Wood, W. Dean

The Bartow County School System is proposing to construct a combination Middle School and High School near the Etowah River in the southern portion of the county(Figure 1).

The US Army Infantry Center, Fort Benning, Georgia proposes to construct a Drop Zone (DZ) for the Army Rangers at Camp Merrill. The DZ will be constructed on US Forest Service property in Fannin County, Georgia near the rural community of Swan (see Figure 1).

The Bartow County School System is proposing to construct a combination Middle School and High School near the Etowah River in the southern portion of the county (Figure 1).

This report will deal with the results of an archaeoligical survey of a one-hundred acre tract of land that the U. S. Forest Service proposes to exchange.

A cultural resources survey of portions of the proposed sewer improvements in Carnesville, Georgia was undertaken to locate, identify, and evaluate archeological sites that may be impacted during construction. The survey recorded four sites where cultural material occurred.

The results of a small scale cultural resource survey in the Chattahoochee National Forest of North Georgia are presented. The project area consisted of two locations along Mill Creek in Murray county where the potential for hydroelectric sites is under study by Oglethorpe Power Corporation.

An intensive archeological survey of a portion of the US Army's Ranger Training Facility' Camp Frank D. Merrill was conducted. Two prehistoric archeological sites (one Woodland and one Middle Archaic) were found in an area where the Army proposes to construct six new planning bays.

Wehadkee Farm raises Beefmaster cattle on 400 ac of land in extreme western Heard County, Georgia. The farm is only 1 km east of the Alabama state line. The county seat, Franklin, lies 15 km (kilometers) to the northeast.

The results of extensive investigations at six prehistoric sites on the upper Savannah River in Georgia and South Carolina are presented. Two of the sites (Sara's Ridge and Paris Island) had significant, undisturbed deposits dating to the preceramic Late Archaic Period (2,900- 2,700 B.C.).

The City of Americus proposed to construct a new wastewater treatment facility (WWTF) at the confluence of Mill Creek with Muckalee Creek. The project will be funded through a loan grant from the U.S.