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• A Sampling of North Carolina's Archaeological Sites
• North Carolina's First Colonists: 12,000 Years Before Roanoke
• Fluted Point Survey
• Intrigue of the Past: North Carolina's First Peoples (Online Lessons)
• Of and Around Standing Structures: Archaeology and Restoration
• Subsistence Remains from Prehistoric North Carolina Archaeological Sites
• Archaeology & Historic Preservation County Fact Sheets
  

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• The Carolina Algonkians - a website devoted to primary historical and archaeological information pertaining to the Algonkians. An excellent source page.
• Archaeological Investigations at 31ON190, Cape Island, Onslow County, North Carolina
  

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• Uwharries Lithics Research Conference
• Projectile Points of the NC Piedmont - Chart
• Town Creek Indian Mound State Historic Site (Montgomery Co.)
• Town Creek Indian Mound - brief summary
• Exploratory Archeological Excavations at the Bethabara Mill Complex  and Bethabara Tannery (Forsyth Co.) - Wake Forest
• Report on Excavation at the Bethabara 1754 Sleeping Hall Site, Forsyth County, NC - Wake Forest
• Excavations at the Dobb's Parish Cemetery and Bethabara Stranger's Graveyard, Forsyth County, North Carolina - Wake Forest
• A Cultural Resources Survey of the Bethany Square Development Area in Bethania (Forsyth Co.) - Wake Forest
• Archeological Survey and Testing of the Yadkin Intake Dam Project Area (Forsyth Co.) - Wake Forest
• Test Excavations at 31Fy877, Forsyth County, North Carolina - Wake Forest
• Test Excavations at the Crater Site, 31WK155 Wilkes County, North Carolina - Wake Forest
• An Archeological Evaluation of the Proposed White Street Landfill Expansion Site, Guilford County, North Carolina - Wake Forest
• The Roles of Archaeology and Ideology in the Reconstruction of an 18th Century North Carolina Moravian Dwelling (Forsyth Co.) - Wake Forest
• Woodland Beginnings in the Western Piedmont of North Carolina (Piedmont/Forsyth Co.) - Wake Forest
  

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• Archaeological Fieldschool at Warren Wilson - A student's daily log.

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