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This document reports on a Phase I archeological resources survey conducted by R.S. Webb & Associates at the Clifton Springs development tract in DeKalb County, Georgia. The survey aimed to assess the presence and significance of prehistoric archeological sites within the Soapstone Ridge Local Historic District. The findings include site descriptions, methodology, negative results, and recommendations regarding the eligibility of the identified sites for the National Register of Historic Places.

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1. Gather existing site information and historical context.
2. Identify the project area and define boundaries for the survey.
3. Conduct background research, including reviewing archaeological records.
4. Determine the methods of field survey, such as pedestrian survey or shovel testing.
5. Create a survey plan outlining the objectives and techniques to be used.
6. Mobilize necessary equipment and personnel for the survey.
7. Begin fieldwork, documenting locations and conditions of potential archaeological resources.
8. Collect artifacts and samples, if present, ensuring proper cataloging.
9. Analyze findings and assess the potential significance of identified resources.
10. Prepare a comprehensive report summarizing the survey process and results.

Who needs phase i archeological survey?

1. Property owners planning development or construction projects.
2. Government agencies requiring compliance with cultural resource laws.
3. Environmental consultants assessing the impacts of proposed actions.
4. Researchers and archaeologists studying cultural heritage sites.
5. Tribes or indigenous groups with interests in specific land areas.

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What is phase i archeological survey?

A Phase I archeological survey is a preliminary investigation conducted to identify the presence of archaeological resources within a specific area prior to development or land use changes.

Who is required to file phase i archeological survey?

Individuals or organizations proposing land development projects, government agencies, or anyone seeking permits for land use that may affect archaeological sites are typically required to file a Phase I archeological survey.

How to fill out phase i archeological survey?

To fill out a Phase I archeological survey, one must gather site information, conduct fieldwork including systematic testing, document findings, and compile a report that follows the guidelines set forth by relevant regulatory agencies.

What is the purpose of phase i archeological survey?

The purpose of a Phase I archeological survey is to locate and evaluate archaeological sites to determine if they may be affected by proposed construction or land use activities, ensuring compliance with preservation laws.

What information must be reported on phase i archeological survey?

Information reported in a Phase I archeological survey includes site location, description, methodology, findings, maps, and recommendations regarding further investigations if necessary.