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ai <br />Happy Hill Redevelopment Forsyth County <br />ESI conducted in depth historic research to develop historic contexts for the evaluation of <br />archaeological sites for the redevelopment of the Happy Hill community, Winston-Salem's oldest <br />African American community (Seibel and Russ 2004). Of significant importance was research <br />conducted regarding the Schumann site, a former 18th century plantation.. <br />Client: Forsyth County and Winston-Salem City-County Planning Board <br />Michelle McCullough, Historic Resource Coordinator (336) 747-7063 <br />100 East First Street <br />Winston-Salem, NC 27102 <br />Lee-IV1t. Olive-Clinton Transmission Line Project Wayne, Duplin, Sampson <br />counties <br />This project consisted of a Phase I archaeological survey and an architectural survey of an <br />approximately 28-mile long transmission line corridor. Twenty-six archaeological sites and 97 <br />historic architectural properties were recorded during the survey. Three archaeological sites, <br />31 WY466/466, 31 WY470/470, and 31 SP373, were recommended as eligible for listing in the <br />National Register. In order to mitigate the effects of constriction, limited Phase III data recovery <br />investigations were undertaken at the three sites, which documented intact Early Archaic, <br />Middle Archaic, and Middle Woodland components. <br />Client: Progress Energy <br />Jeff Buckner <br />412 S. Wilmington St <br />OH57C <br />Raleigh, NC 27602 <br />US 64 <br />(919) 546-7692 <br />Cherokee County, Month Carolina <br />Between May and July 1999, ESI conducted Phase II archaeological testing and Phase III data <br />recovery for the US 64 project in Cherokee County, North Carolina, for the North Carolina <br />Department of Transportation, The project involved historic background and archival research <br />to develop an historic context for site 31CE610**, a nineteenth century tenant house, <br />archaeological excavations at site 31CE610*` (previously assessed as National Register <br />eligible), and testing at unassessed sites 31CE61 and 31CE614 prior to the construction of a <br />four lane divided freeway on new location. All three sites were evaluated with reference to the <br />eligibility criteria for listing in the National Register.. <br />Client: North Carolina Department of Transportation <br />Carl Goode <br />Office of Human Development (919) 715-1515 <br />1583 Mail Service Center <br />Raleigh North Carolina 27899-1583 <br />E N V I R O N M E N T A L S E R V I C E S, I N C <br />FAIRVIEW PARK -CULTURAL & ARCHAEOLOGICAL SURVEY -SCOPE OF SERVICES <br />6 <br />