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I - Appendix II. Bibliography of Cultural Resources Reports Sussex Co. NABD List for Dertl13 Document No.: 478 Unpublished Report Archaeological Services, Inc. (compiler) 1981 Report of an Archaeological Survey of the Marshyhope Creek Watershed. Archaeological Services, Inc. Submitted to USDA Soil Conservation Service, College Park, MD. Contract No. 53-3B19-9-1S. Unpublished report on file at SHPO, 15 The Green, Dover, DE. Last Update: 06/14/1999 Cataloged by: MARO-DE1 on 04/24/1986 Fed.Agcy: SOIL CONSERVATION SERVICE (SCS) On File : SHPO, 15 The Green, Dover, DE Location: KENT (DE), SUSSEX (DE) worktype: Other, Archeological Overview and Assessment, Archeological Identification Study Keywords: DRAINAGE DITCH PROJECT (7), LITHICS (0), WOODLAND (7), PREHISTORIC (5), SITE / SETTLEMENT (1), STATEMENT FOR MANAGEMENT (1), DONATED REPORT (NO SHPO REF. #) (6) Document No.: 442 Unpublished Report Delaware Section of Archaeology (compiler) 1976 Report on an Archaeological Reconnaissance at the Mariner's Landing Location. Delaware Section of Archaeology, Dover, DE. Submitted to Sussex County Engineer's Office, Georgetown, DE. Unpublished report on file at SHPO, 15 The Green, Dover, DE. Last Update: 09/22/1994 Cataloged by: MARO-DE1 on 04/23/1986 Fed.Agcy: FEDERAL COMPLIANCE - STATE & LOCAL (FED) On File: SHPO, 15 The Green, Dover, DE Location: SUSSEX (DE) Worktype: Other, Archeological Identification Study Keywords: SEWER CONSTRUCTION (7), PREHISTORIC (5), NO RESOURCES (0), HISTORIC (5), SITE / SETTLEMENT (1), STATEMENT FOR MANAGEMENT (1) Document No.: 472 Unpublished Report Beauchamp, Donald R., Sidney Scott, III, and E. Chesson, Jr. 1984 Historical Bridge Survey of Kent & Sussex Counties, Delaware. UD civil Engineering Department, Newark, DE. Submitted to Delaware Division of Historical & Cultural Affairs, Dover DE. Contract No. 10-83-7102-003. Unpublished report on file at SHPO, 15 The Green, Dover, DE. Last Update: 11/06/1997 Cataloged by: MARO-DE1 on 04/24/1986 Fed.Agcy: NATIONAL PARK SERVICE (NPS) On File : SHPO, 15 The Green, Dover, DE Location: ALL COUNTIES (DE) 1 Sussex Co. NABD List for Dertl13 Worktype: Other Keywords: ATLANTIC COAST (4), HISTORIC (5), TECHNOLOGY (1), ARCHITECTURE (1), HAER INVENTORY CARD (1), ENGINEERING STRUCTURE OVERVIEW/SYNTHESIS-SUB- (1), 10-83-7102-003 (HPF GRANT) (6), HISTORIC BRIDGE SURVEY (6) Document No.: 43108 Unpublished Report Blume, Cara Lee, and Cherie A. Clark 1992 Cultural Resources Management Plan for Thompson Island Preserve. Delaware Department of Natural Resources & Environmental Control. Submitted to Delaware Division of Historical & Cultural Affairs, Dover DE. Contract No. 10-92-70078-04. Unpublished report on file at SHPO, 15 The Green, Dover, DE. Last Update: 07/29/1996 Cataloged by: MARO-DE-02 on 06/14/1991 Fed.Agcy: NATIONAL PARK SERVICE (NPS) On File : SHPO, 15 The Green, Dover, DE Location: SUSSEX (DE) Worktype: Cultural Resources Management Plan, Archeological Overview and Assessment, Archeological Identification Study, Archeological Evaluation Study Keywords: PREHISTORIC ARCHAEOLOGY (1), 10-91-60118-04 (HPF GRANT) (6), PREHISTORIC (5), HISTORIC (5), INLAND BAYS (4), BURIALS (0), MACRO-BAND BASE CAMP (0), CULTURAL RESOURCES PLANNING (1), WOLFE NECK CERAMICS (3), NASSAWANGO CERAMICS (3), COULBOURN CERAMICS (3), WILGUS CERAMICS (3), MOCKLEY CERAMICS (3), HELL ISLAND CERAMICS (3), TOWNSEND CERAMICS (3), CONTRACTING STEM POINTS (3), TRIANGLE POINTS (3) Document No.: 43401 Unpublished Report Brown, Morton 1984 Introductory Manuscript: HABS Catalog for Delaware. UD College of Urban Affairs, Newark, DE. Submitted to Delaware Division of Historical & Cultural Affairs, Dover, DE. Contract No. 10-84-8516-004. Unpublished report on file at SHPO, 15 The Green, Dover, DE. Last Update: 11/27/2001 Cataloged by: MARO-DE-02 on 12/07/1999 Fed.Agcy: NATIONAL PARK SERVICE (NPS) On File : SHPO, 15 The Green, Dover, DE Location: ALL COUNTIES (DE) Worktype: Other Keywords: 10-84-8516-004 (HPF GRANT) (6), HISTORIC (5) 2 Sussex Co. NABD List for Dert113 Document No.: 43101 Unpublished Report Callahan, Mary Helen, Rebecca Siders, and Susan Mulchahey 1990 National Register and Baltimore Hundred. un Center for Historic Architecture & Engineering, Newark DE. Submitted to Delaware Division of Historical & Cultural Affairs, Dover DE. Contract No. 10-89-40154-004. Unpublished report on file at SHPO, 15 The Green, Dover, DE. Last Update: 08/25/1995 Cataloged by: MARO-DE-02 on 06/12/1991 Fed.Agcy: NATIONAL PARK SERVICE (NPS) On File : SHPO, 15 The Green, Dover, DE Location: SUSSEX (DE) Worktype: Other Keywords: RURAL DWELLINGS (0), FARM COMPLEXES (0), OUTBUILDINGS (0), ARCHITECTURAL HISTORY (1), HISTORIC (5), 10-89-40154-004 (HPF GRANT) (6), BALTIMORE HUNDRED NR SURVEY (6) Document No.: 43487 Unpublished Report Cathey, Jennifer A., Evelyn D. Causey, and Rebecca J. Sheppard 2002 Threatened Resources in Delaware: 2001-2002. un Center for Historic Architecture & Design, Newark, DE. Submitted to Delaware Division of Historical & Cultural Affairs, Dover, DE. Contract No. 10-01-16407-006. unpublished report on file at SHPO, 15 The Green, Dover, DE. Last Update: 08/06/2002 Cataloged by: MARO-DE-02 on 08/06/2002 Fed.Agcy: NATIONAL PARK SERVICE (NPS) On File : SHPO, 15 The Green, Dover, DE Location: ALL COUNTIES (DE) Worktype: Historical Resource Study Keywords: HISTORIC (5), 10-01-16407-006 (HPF GRANT#) (6), BELL-BECK COMMERCIAL BLOCK (1), K-7175 (1), BLACKISTON TENANT FARM (1), K-1316 (1), FIBELKORN FARM (1), K-3694 (1), HANSON HOUSE (1), K-326 (1), BRISCOE HOUSE (1), N-13381 (1), CANN FARM (1), N-3977 (1), CHASE PUMP HOUSE (1), N-14090 (1), CONGRESS HALL GRANARY (I), N-3961 (1), MARCHANT-CLARK COMMERCIAL BLOCK (1), N-6333.15 (1), NOWLAND HOUSE (1), WATERS HOUSE (I), MORRIS PLEASURE (1), WHEATELY-DAVIS BARN (1), S-5986 (1), JOHNSON BLACKSMITH & WHEELWRIGHT SHOP (I), K-6359 (1), MOORE FARM (1) Document No.: 43166 Report Series Catts, Wade P., Jay F. Custer, and Angela Hoseth 1991 Cultural Resources Reconnaissance Planning Study of the Proposed Sussex East-West Corridor, Delaware Routes 404/18 and 9, Sussex County, Delaware. Delaware Department of Transportation Archaeology Series, No. 86. Delaware Department of Transportation, Dover, DE. 3 Sussex Co. NABD List for Dert113 Last Update: 04/05/1996 Cataloged by: MARO-DE-02 on 01/10/1994 Fed.Agcy: FEDERAL HIGHWAY ADMINISTRATION (FHA) On File : SHPO, 15 The Green, Dover, DE Location: SUSSEX (DE) Worktype: Archeological Evaluation Study Keywords: 89.03.01.01 (SHPO REF. #) (6), PREHISTORIC (5), HISTORIC (5) Document No.: 43315 Report Series Catts, Wade P., Scott C. Watson, Dawn Cheshaek, Daniel Bailey, and Jay F. Custer 1994 Archaeological Planning Survey of Selected Portions of the Proposed East-West Corridor, Delaware Routes 404/18 and 9, Sussex County, Delaware. Delaware Department of Transportation Archaeology Series, No. 115. Delaware Department of Transportation, Dover, Delaware. Last Update: 10/25/2002 Cataloged by: MARO-DE-02 on 04/24/1998 Fed.Agcy: FEDERAL HIGHWAY ADMINISTRATION (FHA) On File : SHPO, 15 The Green, Dover, DE Location: SUSSEX (DE) Worktype: Archeological Identification Study, Archeological Overview and Assessment Keywords: 89.03.01.01 (SHOP REF. #) (6), PREHISTORIC (5), HISTORIC (5), ARCHAIC (5), WOODLAND I (5), WOODLAND II (5), 7500 BC-AD 1600 (5), WILGUS CERAMIC (3), NASSAWANGO (:1"), HELL ISLAND (3), COULBOURN (3), WOLFE NECK (3), PROCUREMENT SITES (1), BASE CAMP SITES (1), UNITY FORGE (1), COLLINS POND (1), 19TH CENTURY FARMSTEAD (1), S-8593 (1), 7S-G-134 (1), S-8594 (1), S-8495 (1), S-8673 (1), 7S-G-135 (1), 7S-G-136 (1), 7S-F-80 (1), S-3619 (1), S-8672 (1), S-8603 (1), S-8520 (1), 7S-F-74 (1), 7S-F-79 (1), 7S-F-77 (1), 7S-F-75 (1), S-8490 (1), S-8604 (1), S-8677 (1), 8-8678 (1), 78-F-76 (1), 78-F-78 (1), 78-F-88 (1), 78-F-89 (1), S-8676 (1), 8-8675 (1), S-8425 (1), 8-8426 (1), 78-F-87 (1), 78-F-86 (1), 78-F-84 (1), 78-F-85 (1), 78-F-91 (1), 78-F-92 (1), 7S-F-93 (1), 7S-F-95 (1), S-8679 (1), 8-8680 (1), S-8681 (1), S-8682 (1), 8-8452 (1), S-8515 (1), 8-8692 (1), 8-8691 (1), 78-F-94 (1), 78-F-90 (1), 78-F-109 (1), 78-F-108 (1), 78-F-l11 (1), 78-F-110 (1), 7S-F-107 (1), 78-F-100 (1), 8-8694 (1), 8-8693 (1), 8-3212 (1), 8-86~5 (1), 8-8435 (1), 8-8684 (1), 8-8711 (1), 8-3218 (1), 7S-F-98 (1), 78-F-99 (1), 78-F-137 (1), 78-F-103 (1), 7S-F-104 (1), 78-F-106 (1), 78-F-102 (1), 7S-F-101 (1), 8-8688 (1), S-8690 (1), S-8687 (1), 8-8686 (1), S-8683 (1), 8-3216 (1), 8-8689 (1), 8-8696 (1), 7S-F-97 (1), 78-F-96 (1), 7S-F-105 (1), 78-F-114 (1), 7S-F-115 (1), 78-F-119 (1), 7S-F-120 (1), 7S-F-123 (1), 8-8697 (1), S-8700 (1), 8-8517 (1), S-5064 (1), 8-8705 (1), 8-8702 (1), S-8706 (1), S-8698 (1), 78-F-128 (1), 7S-F-124 (1), 7S-F-129 (1), 7S-F-116 (1), 78-F-126 (1), 78-F-112 (1), 7S-F-127 (1), 78-F-113 (1), 8-8703 (1), S-8695 (1), S-8704 (1), S-5072 (1), 8-5063 (1), S-5070 (1), 8-8701 (1), S-8699 (1), 78-F-125 (1), 78-F-117 (1), 7S-F-121 (1), 78-F-118 (1), 78-F-122 (1), 78-F-158 (1), 7S-F-155 (1), 78-F-157 (1), 8-5067 (1), 8-8645 (1), S-8642 (1), 8-8644 (1), 8-8643 (1), 8-8641 (1), S-5122 (1), S-8674 (1), 78-E-156 (1), 7S-E-154 (1), 7S-F-83 (1), 7S-F-82 (1), 7S-F-81 (1), 78-F-2 (1), 78-F-130 4 Sussex Co.
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    DE L AWAR E Climate Change Impact Assessment PREPARED BY Division of Energy and Climate Delaware Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Control DE L AWAR E Climate Change Impact Assessment PREPARED BY Division of Energy and Climate Delaware Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Control February 2014 Cover photo credits: • Main photo of water sunset: Photos.com • Wilmington waterfront: Delaware Economic Development Office • Canoers: Delaware Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Control • Withered corn: Ben Fertig, Integration and Application Network, University of Maryland Center for Environmental Science • Farmer sweating: Photos.com • Beach house with waves: Wendy Carey, Delaware Sea Grant DE L AWAR E Climate Change Impact Assessment PREPARED BY Division of Energy and Climate Delaware Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Control Section 1: Summary and Introduction Table of Contents Executive Summary Chapter 1 – Introduction Section 2: Delaware’s Climate Chapter 2 – Delaware’s Historic Climate Trends Chapter 3 – Comparison of Observed and Modeled Trends Chapter 4 – Delaware’s Future Climate Projections Section 3: Delaware’s Resources Chapter 5 – Public Health Chapter 6 – Water Resources Chapter 7 – Agriculture Chapter 8 – Ecosystems and Wildlife Chapter 9 – Infrastructure Appendix: Climate Projections – Data, Models, and Methods Climate Projection Indicators Delaware Climate Change Impact Assessment | 2014 i ii Delaware Climate Change Impact Assessment | 2014 Delaware Climate Change Impact