31Am148
The Guthrie site is a Late Woodland Haw River phase village in Alamance County. The site was tested by H. Trawick Ward and R. P. Stephen Davis, Jr., of the Research Laboratories of Archaeology of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Kristen Gremillion analyzed archaeobotanical remains from flotation samples taken from several classes of features at the site (shallow basins, burial fill, hearths, and roasting pits).
31Am167
The Edgar Rogers site is a Protohistoric Hillsboro phase village in Alamance County. The site was tested by H. Trawick Ward and R. P. Stephen Davis, of the Research Laboratories of Archaeology of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Kristen Gremillion analyzed archaeobotanical remains from flotation samples taken from several classes of features at the site (shallow basins, burial fill, and roasting pits). Mary Ann Holm analyzed zooarchaeological remains from flotation samples taken from several roasting pits.
31Am168
The Holt site is a Late Woodland Haw River phase village in Alamance County. The site site was tested by H. Trawick Ward and R. P. Stephen Davis, of the Research Laboratories of Archaeology of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Kristen Gremillion analyzed archaeobotanical remains from flotation samples taken from several storage pits. Mary Ann Holm analyzed zooarchaeological remains from flotation samples taken from several storage pits.
31Am220
The George Rogers site is a Protohistoric Hillsboro phase village in Alamance County. The site site was tested by H. Trawick Ward and R. P. Stephen Davis, of the Research Laboratories of Archaeology of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Kristen Gremillion analyzed archaeobotanical remains from flotation samples taken from several roasting pits and storage pits. Mary Ann Holm analyzed zooarchaeological remains from flotation samples taken from several roasting pits.
31Am278
Site 31Am278 is a Late Woodland camp site tested by Charles Cantley (Cantley 1989). Leslie Raymer analyzed archaeobotanical remains recovered by flotation from a refuse-filled pit.
31Bf115
Site 31Bf115 is a Late Woodland Colington phase village in Beaufort County. The site was tested by Ted Payne and Bruce Dahlin. Zooarchaeological remains were recovered from screened midden and pit fill deposits.
31Bn029
The Warren Wilson site is a Mississippian Pisgah phase village in Buncombe County. The site was excavated by Roy S. Dickens under the direction of Joffre Coe of the Research Laboratories of Archaeology of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Elizabeth S. Wing analyzed zooarchaeological remains recovered from screened deposits associated with the village palisade and structures. Patricia Sanford analyzed archaeobotanical remains from flotation samples recovered from midden deposits and a storage pit. Richard Yarnell analyzed archaeobotanical remains from flotation samples recovered from a hearth, the palisade, and several storage pits. Daniel L. Simpkins analyzed archaeobotanical remains from flotation and screened samples recovered from a barrow pit, charcoal concentrations, the ditch/moat, postholes
The Warren Wilson site also conained an Early Woodland Swannanoa phase component. Elizabeth S. Wing analyzed zooarchaeological remains in several screened samples recovered from Swannanoa phase deposits at Warren Wilson. Patricia Sanford, Richard Yarnell, and Daniel L. Simpkins analyzed archaeobotanical remains from flotation samples from the Swannanoa phase component.
The Warren Wilson site also conained a Late Archaic Savannah River phase component. Elizabeth S. Wing analyzed zooarchaeological remains in screened samples recovered from Savannah River phase deposits at Warren Wilson. Patricia Sanford, Richard Yarnell, and Daniel L. Simpkins analyzed archaeobotanical remains from flotation samples from the Savannah River phase component.
31Bn175
The Biltmore Estate site is a Middle Woodland Connestee phase village in Buncombe County. The site was tested by Michael Baker and Linda Hall (19930. Their excavations yielded unanalyzed flotation samples from a Connestee phase pit.
31Bn335
The Bent Creek site is a Late Woodland village in Buncombe County. The site was tested by Michael Baker and Linda Hill (1990). Gail Wagner analyzed archaeobotanical remains recovered by flotation and screening from midden deposits and pit fill at the site.
31Br007
The Jordan's Landing site is a Late Woodland Cashie phase village in Bertie County. The site was tested by David Sutton Phelps of East Carolina University. John Byrd analyzed zooarchaeological remains recovered from several features. Byrd’s report on those analyses is currently in press.
31Ch029
The Haw River site is a Protohistoric Hillsboro phase village in Chatham County. The site was minimally tested by Olin McCormick of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill (1970). Remains from screened samples recovered from several pits.
31Ch452
The Mitchum site is a Late Woodland Haw River phase village in Chatham County. The site was tested by H. Trawick Ward and R. P. Stephen Davis of the Research Laboratories of Archaeology at the University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill (citation). Kristen Gremillion analyzed archaeobotanical remains recovered from flotation samples taken from several features (burial pit fill, hearths, large basins, pits, postholes, shallow basins, storage pits). Mary Ann Holm analyzed zooarchaeological remains from screened samples taken from storage pits.
The Mitchum site also contained a Contact period Mitchum phase component. Kristen Gremillion analyzed archaeobotanical remains from flotation samples taken from several Mitchum phase features (basins, burial pit fill, hearths, large basins, pits, postholes, shallow basins, storage pits, and midden deposits). Mary Ann Holm analyzed zooarchaeological remains from screened samples obtained from several storage pits.
31Ch463
The Webster site is a Late Woodland Haw River phase village in Chatham County. The site was tested by H. Trawick Ward and R. P. Stephen Davis of the Research Laboratories of Archaeology at the University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill (citation). Kristen Gremillion analyzed archaeobotanical remains recovered from flotation samples taken from a storage pits and midden deposits. Mary Ann Holm analyzed zooarchaeological remains from screened samples taken from storage pits and midden deposits.
31Ck063
Site 31Ck063 is a village site located in Currituck County. The site contains both Late Woodland Colington phase and Middle Woodland Mount Pleasant phase components. The site was tested by David Jones (1993). Subsistence remains found in flotation samples taken from pits have been analyzed.
31Cr002
The Shell Point site is a Middle Woodland Hanover phase shell midden tested by Thomas Loftfield (1970). Charles Jenner analyzed zooarchaeological remains recovered from screened samples from the midden.
31Cr048
The Rush Point site is a Middle Woodland Cape Fear phase shell midden Carteret County. The site was tested by Thomas Loftfield (1970). Charles Jenner analyzed zooarchaeological remains recovered from screened samples from the midden.
31Cr053
The Shelly Point site is a Late Woodland White Oak/Oak Island phase habitation site in Carteret County. The site was tested by William Reid and Kim Simpson (1994). Several screened samples of pit fill were analyzed.
31Cr060
Site 31Cr60 is a Wooland period shell midden in Carteret County. The site was tested by Thomas Loftfield (1970). Charles Jenner analyzed zooarchaeological remains recovered from screened samples from the midden.
31Cr064
Site 31Cr64 is a Middle Woodland Cape Fear phase shell midden in Carteret County. The site was tested by Thomas Loftfield (1970). Charles Jenner analyzed zooarchaeological remains recovered from screened samples from the midden.
31Cr066
Site 31Cr66 is a Woodland period shell midden in Carteret County. The site was tested by Thomas Loftfield (1970). Charles Jenner analyzed zooarchaeological remains recovered from screened samples from the midden.
31Cr067
Site 31Cr67 is a Middle Woodland Cape Fear phase shell midden in Carteret County. The site was tested by Thomas Loftfield (1970). Charles Jenner analyzed zooarchaeological remains recovered from screened samples from the midden.
31Cr068
Site 31Cr68 is a Middle Woodland Cape Fear phase shell midden in Carteret County. The site was tested by Thomas Loftfield (1970). Charles Jenner analyzed zooarchaeological remains recovered from screened samples from the midden.
31Cr070
Site 31Cr70 is a Woodland period shell midden in Carteret County. The site was tested by Thomas Loftfield (1970). Charles Jenner analyzed zooarchaeological remains recovered from screened samples from the midden.
31Cr071
Site 31Cr71 is a Woodland period shell midden in Carteret County. The site was tested by Thomas Loftfield (1970). Charles Jenner analyzed zooarchaeological remains recovered from screened samples from the midden.
31Cr072
Site 31Cr72 is a Middle Woodland Cape Fear phase shell midden in Carteret County. The site was tested by Thomas Loftfield (1970). Charles Jenner analyzed zooarchaeological remains recovered from screened samples from the midden.
31Cr074
Site 31Cr74 is a Woodland period shell midden in Carteret County. The site was tested by Thomas Loftfield (1970). Charles Jenner analyzed zooarchaeological remains recovered from screened samples from the midden.
31Cr076
Site 31Cr76 is a Middle Woodland Cape Fear phase shell midden in Carteret County. The site was tested by Thomas Loftfield (1970). Charles Jenner analyzed zooarchaeological remains recovered from screened samples from the midden.
31De169
Site 31De169 is an Early Woodland period village in Davie County. The Site was tested by Paul Webb (1994). Andrea Shea analyzed archaeobotanical remains found in flotation samples taken from several features and midden deposits.
31Dh006
Site 31Dh6 is a Late Woodland Dan River phase village in Durham County. The site was tested by Major McCollough (1980). Andrea Shea analyzed archaeobotanical remains found in flotation samples taken from a storage pit. Zooarchaeological remains found in flotation samples were also analyzed.
31Dh007
Site 31Dh7 is a Late Woodland Uhwarrie phase village in Durham County. The site was tested by Major McCollough (1980). Andrea Shea analyzed archaeobotanical remains found in flotation samples taken from a storage pit. Zooarchaeological remains found in flotation samples were also analyzed.
31Dh178
Site 31Dh178 is a Protohistoric Hillsboro phase village in Durham County. The site was tested by H. Trawick Ward (1976). Archaeobotanical remains were recovered from a smudge pit at the site.
31Dr014
The Kitty Hawk Bay site is a Late Woodland Colington phase shell midden in Dare County. The site was tested David Phelps. Camm C. Swift analyzed zooarchaeological remains (shell) found in screened samples from the shell midden. Jeanette Runquist analyzed fish remains found in screened samples from the shell midden.
31Dr015
The Rush Point site is a Middle Woodland Mount Pleasant phase shell midden in Dare County. The site was tested by David Phelps. Camm C. Swift analyzed zooarchaeological remains (shell) found in screened samples from the shell midden. Jeanette Runquist analyzed fish remains found in screened samples from the shell midden.
31Dr033
The White Court site is a Late Woodland Colington phase shell midden in Dare County. The site was tested David Phelps. Camm C. Swift analyzed zooarchaeological remains (shell) found in screened samples recovered from features in the shell midden. Jeanette Runquist analyzed fish remains found in screened samples from the shell midden.
31Dr035
The Tillett site is a Late Woodland Colington phase shell midden in Dare County. The site was tested by David Phelps. Jeanette Runquist analyzed fish remains found in screened samples from the shell midden. Paul R. Green analyzed screened samples recovered from the midden and pits.
The Tillett site also contains a Middle Woodland Mount Pleasant phase component. Jeanette Runquist analyzed fish remains found in screened samples from the shell midden. Paul R. Green analyzed screened samples recovered from the midden and pits.
31Dv004
The Parker site is a Woodland village in Davidson County. The site was tested by J. Ned Woodall (1972). Gary W. Crawford analyzed archaeobotanical remains found in flotation samples taken from midden deposits at the site. Judith A. Newkirk analyzed zooarchaeological remains froun in screened samples taken from midden deposits at the site.
31Gs029
The Hardins site is a Protohistoric village in Gaston County. The site was tested by Bennie C. Keel (1966). Subsistence remains were noted in samples taken from a hearth and a roasting pit but have not been analyzed.
31Gs055
The Crowder's Creek site is a Late Woodland village in Gaston County. The site was tested by Alan May (1986). Archaeobotanical remains from a basin, several cob pits, and refuse pits have been analyzed.
31Hf020
The Mount Pleasant site is a Late Woodland Cashie phase habitation site in Hertford County. The site was tested by David Phelps (Green 1986). Paul Green analyzed selected samples recovered from the midden. Jeanette Runquist analyzed fish remains found in selected samples from the midden.
The Mount Pleasant also contained a Middle Woodland Mount Pleasant phase component. ). Paul Green analyzed selected samples recovered from the midden. Jeanette Runquist analyzed fish remains found in selected samples from the midden.
31Hf030
The Liberty Hill site is a Late Woodland Cashie phase habitation site in Hertford County. The site was tested by David Phelps (Green 1986). Paul Green analyzed selected samples recovered from the midden. Jeanette Runquist analyzed fish remains found in selected samples from the midden.
The Liberty Hill site also contained a Middle Woodland Mount Pleasant phase component. Paul Green analyzed selected samples recovered from the midden. Jeanette Runquist analyzed fish remains found in selected samples from the midden.
The Liberty Hill site also contained an Early Woodland component. Paul Green analyzed selected samples recovered from the midden. Jeanette Runquist analyzed fish remains found in selected samples from the midden.
31Hy043
The Amity site is an Early Historic period village in Hyde County. The site was tested by Paul Gardner (1990). Paul Gardner analyzed archaeobotanical remains found in flotation samples taken from general midden deposits, pits and postmolds at the site. Mary Ann Holm analyzed zooarchaeological remains recovered from several miscellaneous contexts at the site.
31Jk291
Site 31Jk291 is a Mississippian (Lamar) village site in Jackson County. The site was excavated by Brett H. Riggs (1997). Gary D. Crites analyzed archaeobotanical remains found in flotation samples recovered from a hearth and several pits. Thomas Whyte analyzed zooarchaeological remains found in flotation samples taken from a hearth, several pints and postmolds.
31Jk291 also contained a Middle Woodland Pigeon phase component. Gary D. Crites analyzed archaeobotanical remains found in flotation samples recovered from a hearth and several pits. Thomas Whyte analyzed zooarchaeological remains found in flotation samples taken from a hearth, several pints and postmolds.
31Ma182
The Otto site is a Mississippian Qualla phase camp site in Macon County. The site was tested by Michael Baker (1980). Subsistence remains were recovered in a flotation sample taken from pit features, but have not been analyzed.
31Mk683
Site 31Mk683 is a Middle Archaic habitation site in Mecklenburg County. The site was tested by Robert S. Webb (1995). Archaeobotanical remains were recovered in flotation samples taken from a roasting pit and several rock clusters.
Site 31Mk683 also contained a Mississippian village component. Again, archaeobotanical remains were recovered in flotation samples taken from a roasting pit and several rock clusters.
31Mr015
The Payne site is a Late Prehistoric Caraway phase village in Moore County. The site was tested by Joseph Mountjoy (1985). Subsistence remains were recovered from screened samples taken from a feature but have not been reported.
The Payne site also contained a Mississippian Pee Dee phase component and a Late Woodland Uwharrie phase component. Again, subsistence remains were recovered from screened samples taken from features but they have not been reported.
31Nh256
The Cedar Island site is a Middle Woodland Hanover phase shell midden in New Hanover County. The site was tested by Mark Wilde-Ramsing (1984). David T. Clark, Camm C. Swift, and John G. Lundberg analyzed zooarchaeological remains found in flotation and screened samples taken from general midden contexts. Sally L. Zimmerman,Midden analyzed xxx remains found in samples of general midden.
31Nh556
The Stoney Brook site is a Middle Woodland Hanover phase shell midden in New Hanover County. The site was tested by Mark Wilde-Ramsing (1984). David T. Clark, Camm C. Swift, and John G. Lundberg analyzed zooarchaeological remains found in flotation and screened samples taken from general midden contexts. Sally L. Zimmerman,Midden analyzed xxx remains found in samples of general midden.
31Ns003
The Thorpe site is a Late Woodland Cashie phase village in Nash County. The site was excavated by David Phelps (1980). Subsistence remains were recovered from feature contexts, but have not been reported.
The Thorpe site also contains a Middle Woodland Mount Pleasant phase component. Again, subsistence remains were recovered from feature contexts, but have not been reported.
31On033
The Uniflite site is a Late Woodland White Oak phase shell midden in Onslow County. The Site was tested by Thomas C. Loftfield (1977). Jeanette Runquist analyzed zooarchaeological remains recovered from screened samples taken from several dog burials. Runquist also analyzed zooarchaeological remains recovered from screened samples taken from general midden contexts pits, and postmolds. Richard Yarnell analyzed archaeobotanical remains recovered from
31On190
The Cape Island site is an Early Woodland Hamps Landing phase shell midden in Onslow County. The site was excavated by David C. Jones and Christopher T. Espenshade (1997). Linda Kennedy analyzed zooarchaeological and archaeobotanical remains found in flotation samples taken from a possible dog burial, hearths, and several pits. Linda Kennedy and Danield Weinand analyzed zooarchaeological remains found in flotation and screened samples taken from a cooking pit, a possible dog burial, a possible hearth, a large pit, refuse pits, general midden deposits, and postholes.
The Cape Island site also contained a Middle Woodland Hanover phase component. Linda Kennedy analyzed subsistence remains found in flotation samples recovered from a dog burial, a possible hearth, pits, general midden deposits, and postholes. Linda Kennedy and Daniel Weinand analyzed zooarchaeological remains found in flotation and screened samples recovered from cooking pits, refuse pits, roasting pits, a possible dog burial, postholes, and general midden deposits.
The Cape Island site also contained a Late Woodland White Oak phase component. Linda Kennedy analyzed subsistence remains found in flotation samples recovered from a possible dog burial, a possible hearth, pits, general midden deposits, and postholes. Linda Kennedy and Daniel Weinand analyzed zooarchaeological remains found in flotation and screened samples recovered from cooking pits, refuse pits, possible hearths, possible dog burials, postholes, and general midden deposits.
The Cape Island site collection is one of the largest analyzed collections from the coastal region.
31On195
Site 31On195 is a Late WOodland White Oak phase midden site in Onslow County. The site was tested by Thomas C. Loftfield (1976). Shell samples recovered from the midden have been identified.
31On196
The Permuda Island site is a Middle Woodland Cape Fear phase shell midden site in Onslow County. The site has been investigated several times. Thomas Loftfield surveyed the site and recovered zooarchaeological remains in screened samples taken from burial fill, shell caches, storage and refuse pits, and general midden contexts (1984). Loftfield also conducted test excavations at the Permuda Island site (1985). Gregory Waselkov analyzed zooarchaeological remains recovered from midden deposits and storage pits during this testing.
The Permuda Island site also contains a Late Woodland Oak Island phase component. Zooarchaeological remains recovered from screened samples of burial fill, storage pits, a whelk cache, and general midden from the initial survey investigations have analyzed. Gregory Waselkov analyzed zooarchaeological remains from samples recovered from general midden and storage pits during the 1985 testing at Permuda Island.
31On235
The Pelican Point site is a Late Woodland White Oak phase site in Onslow County. The site was excavated by Thomas Hargrove (1996). Mary Ann Holm analyzed zooarchaeological remains recovered from a dog burial, several features, and general midden deposits. Thomas Whyte analyzed zooarchaeological remains from a sample of burial fill. Vince Schneider analyzed zooarchaeological remains from several features.
31On240
The Jarretts Point site is a Late Woodland,White Oak/Oak Island phase site in Onslow County. The site was tested by Thomas C. Loftfield (1981). Subsistence remains were recovered in flotation samples taken from features at the site, but they have not been reported.
31On305
The Flynt site is a Late Woodland Colington/Oak Island phase site in Onslow County. The site was excavated by Thomas C. Loftfield (1987). Edward Glazier analyzed zooarchaeological remains found in flotation samples taken from the midden. Gregory A. Waselkov and Gregory A. Mikell analyzed remains found in flotation samples from general midden contexts, pits, and postholes.
31Or011
The Wall site is a Protohistoric Hillsboro phase village in Orange County. The Site was tested by H. Trawick Ward and R. P. Stephen Davis (). Kristen J. Gremillion analyzed archaeobotanical remains recovered from flotation samples taken from burial fill and pits.
31Or231
The Fredericks is a Contact period Fredericks phase village in Orange County. The site has been excavated by H. Trawick Ward and R. P. Stephen Davis (1986). Kristen J. Gremillion analyzed archaeobotanical remains found in flotation samples taken from burial fill, features, pits, fire pits, refuse pits, and wall trenches.
31Or233
The Hogue site (also designated 31Or231b) is a Late Woodland Haw River phase village in Orange County. The site was tested by H. Trawick Ward and R. P. Stephen Davis (1986). Kristen Gremillion analyzed archaeobotanical remains found in flotation samples from various contexts.
31Pd219
The Hall site is a Middle Woodland period habitation site in Pender County. The site was tested by Richard Kimmel (1983). Subsistence remains were found in flotation samples taken from general midden deposits.
31Rk001
The Lower Saratown site is a Late Woodland Dan River phase village in Rockingham County. The site was tested by H. Trawick Ward and R. P. Stephen Davis (1987). Kristen Gremillion analyzed archaeobotanical remains found in flotation samples taken from basin features, burial fill, midden depressions, food preparation features, postholes, smudge pits, and storage pits. Mary Ann Holm analyzed zooarchaeological remains found in screened samples taken from various features at the site.
The Lower Saratown site also contains a Contact period Middle Saratown phase village component. Kristen Gremillion analyzed archaeobotanical remains found in flotation samples taken from basin-shaped features, burial fill, midden depressions, food preparation facilities, postholes, smudge pits, and storage pits. Mary Ann Holm analyzed zooarchaeological remains found in screened samples taken from various Middle Saratown phase features.
31Rk005
The Powerplant site is a Late Woodland Dan River phase village in Rockingham County. The site was tested by H. Trawick Ward and R. P. Stephen Davis (1987). Kristen Gremillion analyzed archaeobotanical remains found in flotation samples taken from basin-shaped features, food preparation facilities, pits, and storage pits. Mary Ann Holm analyzed zooarchaeological remains found in screend samples taken from various Dan River phase features.
The Powerplant site also contains a Protohistoric Early Saratown phase village component. Kristen Gremillion analyzed archaeobotanical remains found in flotation samples taken from basin-shaped features, food preparation facilities, pit fill, and storage pits. Mary Ann Holm analyzed zooarchaeological remains found in screend samples taken from various Early Saratown phase features.
31Sk001
The Upper Saratown site is a Protohistoric Early Saratown phase village in Stokes County. The site was tested by Joffre L. Coe in 1977. Jack H. Wilson, Jr., , hearths, midden deposits, and storage pits.
The Upper Saratown site also contains a Contact period Late Saratown phase village component. Jack H. Wilson, Jr., analyzed archaeobotanical remains found in fine-screened samples taken from basin-shaped features, hearths, midden deposits, and storage pits.
31Sk006
The William Kluttz site is a Late Woodland Dan River phase village in Stokes County. The site was tested by H. Trawick Ward and R. P. Stephen Davis, Jr. Kristen J. Gremillion analyzed archaeobotanical remains found in flotation samples taken from burial fill and basin-shaped features.
The William Kluttz site also contains a Contact period Late Saratown phase village component. Kristen J. Gremillion analyzed archaeobotanical remains found in flotation samples taken from burial fill, basin-shaped features
31Sw003
The Nununyi site is a Mississippian Qualla phase village in Swain County. The site was tested by H. Trawick Ward (1979). Several grab samples containing subsistence remains were recovered but they have not been analyzed.
31Sw005
The Ela site is a Mississippian Qualla phase village in Swain County. The site was tested Anne Rogers (1990). Several samples containing subsistence remains were recovered but they have not been analyzed.
31Sw136
Site 31Sw136 is a Pisgah phase village in Swain County. The site was tested by K. S. Wild (1994). Archaeobotanical remains found in flotation samples recovered from several storage pits have been analyzed.
31Tv693
Site 31Tv693 is a Late Archaic rockshelter in Transylvania County. The site was tested by Rodney Snedeker (1995). Archaeobotanical remains were found in a flotation sample recovered from a feature, but they have not been analyzed.
31Vn089
The Hearth site is a prehistoric habitation site in Vance County. The site was tested by Peter S. Miller (1977). Archaeobotanical remains were recovered from a hearth, but they have not been analyzed.
31Wa1376
Site 31Wa1376 is an Early Woodland and Middle Woodland period village in Wake County. The site was tested by Joel Gunn (1997). Flotation and charcoal samples were recovered by flotation and selection from feature and midden contexts dating to both the Early and Middle Woodland components. Those samples have not yet been analyzed.
31Wy001
Site 31Wy1 is a prehistoric village site in Wayne County. The site was tested by Stanley South, who recovered zooarchaeological remains in screened samples from a dog burial.
31Yd001
Site 31Yd1 is a Late Woodland Uwharrie phase village in Yadkin County. The site was tested by Joffre L. Coe (1972). Unanalyzed subsistence remains were recovered from a feature at the site.
31Yd009
The Donnaha site is a Late Woodland Dan River phase village in Yadkin County. The site was excavated by J. Ned Woodall. Gregory Mikell analyzed archaeobotanical and zooarchaeological remains found in screened and flotation samples taken from midden deposits, refuse pit fill, shell lenses, storage pit fill, and burial pit fill.
The Donnaha site also contained a Late Woodland Uwharrie phase component. Gregory Mikell analyzed archaeobotanical and zooarchaeological remains found in screened and flotation samples taken from midden deposits, refuse pit fill, shell lenses, storage pit fill, and burial pit fill dating to this component.