William B. Turner

Documents

• Addendum to Phase I Archaeological Survey, Bridge Replacement and Realignment, US 80 Uphapee Creek, Tuskegee, ALDoT #BR-201(11), Macon County, Alabama (2001)
• Archaeological Reconnaissance of the Proposed Grand Bay Landfill Site, Section 8, Mobile County, Alabama (1989)
• Archaeological Reconnaissance Survey of Proposed Fly Ash Disposal Areas On the Tennessee Valley Authority Kingston Fossil Plant Reservation Roane County, Tennessee (1988)
• Archaeological Reconnaissance Survey of the Short Mountain Rst and Tower Sites, DeKalb County, Tennessee (1987)
• Archaeological Report, Project BRF-380(14) & F-380(13), Rock Creek, East of Addison, Winston County (1990)
• An Archaeological Survey of the Widening and Upgrading of Alabama State Route 52, ALDoT Project STPAA-260(14), Houston and Geneva Counties, Alabama (1998)
• Cultural Resource Survey of Two Proposed Interchanges of U.S. 72 with Mayesville Road and the Proposed High Mountain Road, Alabama Department of Transportation Projects I-565-5(69) and APD-235(45), Madison County, Alabama (1999)
• Cultural Resource Survey Report, Bridge Replacement Over Conecuh River, U.S. 29 at Gantt, ALDOT Project Project BR444-(3), Covington County (1995)
• Cultural Resource Survey Report, Bridge Replacements Over Uphapee Creek, Relief, and Bulger Creeks, Alabama 199, ALDOT Project BR-267(3,4,5), Macon County (1995)
• A Cultural Resources Survey of the Proposed J.H. Flack Maintenance Material Pit Near Elba, Coffee County, Alabama (1997)
• Phase I Archaeological Survey of the Proposed Addition of Inside Lanes to I-20 / 59 Bifurcated Sections in Tuscaloosa County, Alabama (2001)
• Phase I Archaeological Survey of the Proposed Opelika Industrial Park Interchange and Crossroad Project, ALDOT Project ST-041-I85-001, Lee County, Alabama (1997)
• Phase I Archaeological Survey Report for a Re-Evaluation of NHF-197(9, 11-13), Additional Lanes on US Highway 82, Tuscaloosa County (2000)
• Phase I Archaeological Survey Report for BRF-455(2), Bridge Replacement Over Talladega Creek, Talladega County (2000)
• Phase I Archaeological Survey Report for Two Proposed Material Pits to be Used for Routine Maintenance, Coffee County (2000)