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ADDENDUM IV: A GUIDE TO RESEARCH PAPERS IN THE ARCHAEOLOGYOF NORTH CAROLINA ON FILE WITH THE ARCHAEOLOGY BRANCH

OF THE NORTH CAROLINA DIVISION OF ARCHIVES AND HISTORY

Susan G. MyersCompiler

NORTH CAROLINA ARCHAEOLOGICAL COUNCILPUBLICATION NUMBER. 23

Published Jointly by theNorth Carolina Archaeological Council

and theArchaeology Branch

Division of Archives and HistoryNorth Carolina Department of Cultural Resources

Raleigh1985

INTRODUCTION

~EGION INDEX

COUNTY INDEX

AUTHOR INDEX

CONTRIBUTO~/AUTHOR ADDRESSES

TABLE OF CONTENTS

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INTRODUCTION

In 1980 the North Carolina Arch~eological Council published the first in aseries of bibliographies on the archaeology of ~orth Carolina. Appearing asPublication 13 in the CO'.mc11 Series, "A guide to re:search papers in thearchaeology of North Carolina on file with the Archaeology Branch of the NorthCarolina Division of .i\rchives and History" contained 661 titles of papers,articles and reports. Most of these works, which cover archaeologicalprojects throughout the state, were unpublished. In 1981 and 1982, thebibliographic series was updated with Addenda I and II, Publications 14 and17, respectively. Addendum III followed with 230 entries in 1984 asPublIcation 21. Since the publication of those biblio~raphies, the Branch'scollection of master's theses, articles and research and contract reports hascontinued to grow, prompting the compilation of the fifth bibliography,Publication 23. Addendum IV represents the receipt, through the cut-off dateof March 31, 1985, of 240 titles by 82 authors.

As in the preceding bibliographies, the works listed represent a wide varie~y

of research topics, techniques, purposes and formats. The geographical focusvaries from surveys of one-acre tracts to overviews of several counties.Papers 'missed' by earlier bibliographies, or received long after theircompletion have been included if they came in during the accumulation time forthis addendum.

In each citation we have included the name and address of the individual,institution or agency that performed the work described in the ~eport after"manuscript on file." This referencing format supplies the researcher withthe information needed to contact the indiViduals or institutions retainingnot only the manuscript cited, but also (presumably) the notes, photographsand artifacts generated by the project in question. Specific inquiries andrequests for copies should be addressed to these individuals or institutions.Addresses of most of the contributors have been abbreviated in the citations;a full list of contributors' addresses appears in the appendix.

The entry format has been adapted from that prescribed by the sty].e guide forAmerican Antiquity, (1983) to include pertinent information such as edition(e.g., draft, preliminary, final), pages, number of sites located and surveycoverage in acres (wh~n prOVided by the reporter.) Believing that researchersare more concerned with place than author, we have organized the bibliographyby physiographic region and county. Entries under these headings are furtheralphabetized by author. Reports covering two or more counties are entered infull under the filing county (typically the ~ounty of primary focus); crossreferences of author, year and bibliography number are given under eachadditional county. An index of authors follows the county entries. Thenumbers listed after each author are the bi 1::11 ography reference numbersappearing to the right of each title in the county section. Every writer,whether an individual or contributing author, is listed. Style variants int~e original reports such as spellings of archeology and archaeology have beenmaintained.

The Archaeology Branch hopes that the organization of the bibliography willfacilItate its use by student, researcher and contracting archaeologist alike.We urge future contributors to the bibliography series to continue reporting

in management summaries or abstracts such details as Clearinghouse number(when applicable and available; call the Archaeology Branch if in doubt),number of sites located or inv ,~tigated and survey acreage. These specificscan then readily be pulled for inclusion in the bibliography entries~ thusproviding an abbreviated abstract for each report. These 'abstracts' willhelp other researchers when preparing their own works.

Based on the figures provided by you and a little mental manuevering by thecompiler, close to 37,000 acres or 57 square miles were surveyed and reportedon during the eighteen months covered by Addendum IV. Approximately fivehundred seventy-four sites were located. The acreage figure should be evenhigher, but acreage is often not clearly reported by authors. '~ere it couldbe ferreted out, it was.

The bibliography is intended to help you; the Archaeology Branch can onlyprovide what is incl'.lded in the reports. We welcome your thoughts and ideas.Because the revised format of Addendum III was well-received, it wasmaintained in Addendum IV.

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REGION INDEX

STA.TEWIDE

Burke, Thomas1985

D.North Carolina's burial law: reconciliable differences?Ms. on file, Archaeology Branch, N.C. Division ofArchives and History.

29 pages plus appendix

1546

Myers, Susan1984

PIEDMONT

G.Addendum III: a guide to research papers in the archaeology of North CarolIna on fIle with the ArchaeologyBranch of the North Carolina Division of ~rchives andHistory. North Carolina Archaeological Council Publication 21.

66 pages230 entries

1547

Claggett ,1981

MOUNTAINS

Stephen R.~rchaic stage adaptations in the Piedmont: an evaluation of four models using data from north-central NorthCarolina. /Wake, Durham and Granville counties/.Unpublished M.A. thesis, Department of Anthropology,Wake Forest University.

277 pages42,500 acres within study area

1548

Mathis, Mark1984

A. and David G. MooreSome thoughts on Woodland period ceramics from Northwestern North Carolina and adjacent areas. In Uplandarcheology in the East: Symposium 2, ed. by Michael B.Barber. USDA Forest Service, Southern Region, CulturalResources Report No. S.

12 pages

3

1549

ALAMANCE

Davis, R.P1984

COUNTY INDEX

Stephen, Jr. and H. Trawick WardArchaeological survey and assessment of two microwavetower locations in Alamance and Guilford counties, N.C.Ms. on fille, Research Laboratories of Anthropology,UNC-Chapel Hill.

9 pagesno sitesapprox. 2 acres

1550

Padgett,1983

Thomas J.Archaeological study, Interstate 85 widening to sixlanes, Guilford and Alamance counties, Project Nos.1-303, 1-304, 1-305. Ms. on file, Planning andResearch Branch, Division of Highways, N.C. Departmentof Transportation.

10 pages1 site, 2 isolated finds

1551

Smith, Gerald1983

1984

P. and Kenneth HartsellAn archeological overview and management plan for the .Tarheel Army Missile Plant. Ms. on file, Department ofAnthropology, Memphis State University, Memphis, Tn.

draft report #3 (7/17/83)48 pages32 acres

An archeological overview and management plan for theTarheel Army Missile Plant, Alamance County, NorthCarolina. Ms. on file, USDI, NPS, Atlanta, Georgia.

final report42 pages32 acres

4

1552

1553

ALEXANDER

Abbott, Lawrence E., Jr.1984 An archeological survey of the East Alexander recreation 1554

park, Alexander County, N.C. Ms. on file, ArcheologyLabs, Museum of Man, WFU, Winston-S3lern.

33 pages3 sites24.83 acres

ALLEGHANY

Ayers, Harv3rd G.1984 Archeological reconnaissance of the storm water

project of the Town of Sparta, North Carolina.file, ASU, Boone.

5 pagesno sites

ASHE

drainageMs. on

1555

Padgett,1984

Thomas J.Archaeological study, bridge replacement No. B-1031,Bridge 16-71-20 over Sout~ Fork New river, Ashe County.Ms. on file, Planning and Research Branch, Division ofHigh~.ays, N.C. Department of Transportation.

6 pagesno sites

1556

1984 Archaeological study, replacement of Bridge No. 455 on 1557S~ 1573 over North Fork New River, Ashe County, ProjectB-1039. Ms. on file, Planning and Research Branch,Division of Highways, N.C. Department of Transportation.

4 pagesno sites

5

BEAUFORT

Angley, vIilson1984 An historical overview of the Broad Creek development 1558

area of Beaufort County, with special emphasis onarchaeological site BC#3. Ms. on file, Research Branch,N.C. Division of Archives and History.

14 pages

Hargrove,1984

Thomas H., Ian E. von Essen and Dennis LewarchArchaeological and historical investigations at 31Bf94/95, the site of the Boyd Plantation, Beaufort County,North Carolina. Ms. on file, Archaeological ResearchConsultants, Inc., Chapel Hill.

draft95 pagesapprox. 11 acres

1559

Harper, Terry1984

1984

Hill, Michael1984

M.Monitoring the installation of electric lines to theVan Der Veer House, historic Bath, Beaufort County,North Carolina. Ms. on file, Historic Sites Section,N.C. Division of Archives and History.

6 pages

Testing for archaeological resources along the proposed Bath bulkhead, Historic Bath State HistoricSite, Beaufort County, North Carolina. Ms. on file,Historic Sites Section, N.C. Division of "Archives andHistory.

7 pagesno sites

Historic research report, the waterfront area ofWashington, North Carolina. Ms. on file, ResearchBranch, N.C. Division of Archives and History.

18 pages

6

1560

1561

1562

BERTIE

Reichs, Kathleen J.1984 Report of skeletal analysis, Dickerson site burial

series (31Br91). Ms. on file, UNC-Charlotte.

16 pagesanalysis of 8 skeletqns

BLADEN

1563

Archaeological Research Consultants, Inc.1983 An archaeological reconnaissance survey for two pro- 1564

posed construction projects in southeastern BladenCounty, North Carolina. Ms. on file, ARC, Inc., ChapelHill, N.C.


Anuskiewicz,1983

Richard J.Diver hands-on cultural resource assessment of selectedmagnetic anomalies at the North Wharf Military OceanTerminal, Sunny Point, North Carolina: a report offindings. Ms. on file, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers,Savannah District.

11 pagesno sites

1565

Hargrove,1984

Thomas H.Archaeological test excavations at Reaves Point,Military Ocean Terminal at Sunny Point (MOTSU),Brunswick County, North Carolina. Ms. on file,Archeaeological Research Consultants, Inc., ChapelHill.

draft33 pagesno sites

1566

1984 Archaeological test excavations at Reaves Point t

Military Ocean Terminal at Sunny Point (MOTSU),Brunswick County, North Carolina. Ms. on file,Archaeological Research Consultants, Inc., ChapelHill.

final35 pagesno sites

1567

Kionmel, Richard1984 Calabash Creek: archeological testing and inspection of 1568

site 31Bw274. Ms. on file, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers,Wilmington District.

2 pages31Bw2748 acres

1984

Padget t,1985

MOTSU railroad inspection, Boiling Springs, NorthCarolina. Ms. on file, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers,Wilmington District.

2 pagesno sites

Thomas J.Archaeological testing, Bridge No. 198 on SR 1172 overIntercoas tal \olaterway a t Sunset Beach, Brunswick County,Project No. B-682. Ms. on file, Planning and ~esearch

Branch, Division of Highways, N.C. Department of Transportation.

6 pagesless than 1 acre

1569

1570

Payne, Ted H.1983

and Ann BrmoffiFinal report, cultural resource survey: Reaves Point,proposed disposal area 5 and disposal area 2 projectareas, Military Ocean Terminal, Sunny Point, NorthCarolina. Ms. on file, Cultural Heritage ResearchServices, Inc., Sharon Hill, Pa.

204 pages20 sites

8

1571

BUNCOMBE

Baker, C.1985

MichaelArchaeological survey and evaluation of proposeddevelopment areas on the University of North CarolinaAsheville campus, 1) student residence hall-- 85-E6500-0372, 2) campus recreation facilities-- 85-E6055-0373, Buncombe County. Ms. on file, Asheville,N.C.

17 pages1 site2 acres for hall; 10 for recreational facilities

1572

Moore, David1984 Biltmore Estate archaeological survey. Final report

Ms. on file, Western Office, N.C. Division of Archivesand History.

55 pages7 sites145 acres

1573

Padgett,1984

Thomas J.Archaeological study, Bridge No. 198 on SR 2427 overBee Tree Creek, Buncombe County, Project No. B-I065.Ms. on file, Planning and Research Branch, Division ofHighways, N.C. Department of Transportation.

4 pagesno sites

1574

1984 Archaeological study, bridge replacement for Bridge 1575No.6 on SR 1522 over Newfound Creek, Buncombe County,B-1071.Ms. on file, Planning and Research Branch,Division of Highways, N.C. Department of Transportation.


9

1985 Archaeological study, Bridge No.Newfound Creek, Buncombe County.and Research Branch, Division ofment of Transportation.

5 pages1 siteapprox. 2 acres

3 on SR 1641 overMs. on file, Planning

Highways. N.C. Depart-

1576

Wilson, Homes1984

BURKE

Hogueknalysis of burial 58 from the Warren Wilson site(31Bn29), Buncombe County, North Carolina. Ms. on file,Research Labs of knthropology, liNC-Chapel Hill.

35 pages31Bn29

1577

Ayers, Harvard G.1984 An archeological reconnaissance survey of the Emery 1578

industrial sewer project, Burke County, North Carolina.(CH #85-C-OOOO-0144). Ms. on file, ASU, Boone.

10 pagesno sitesapprox. 3.3 acres

CABARRUS

Baker, C. Michael1984 Archaeological survey of Three Mile Creek Park, Concord, 1579

North Carolina. Ms. on file, Asheville, N.C.

5 pagesno sites19.6 acres

10

Fischer, Fred1984

Fischer, Fred1984

CALDWELL

w.Cultural resources reconnaissance, ~ocky River sewerinterceptor, selected portion, Cabarrus County, NorthCarolina. Ms. on file, York, S.C.


w. and Dianne K.Cultural resources reconnaissance, Harrisburg BackCreek/Rocky River int~rceptor; Cabarrus County, NorthCarolina. (ER-84-7555), September 9, 1984. Ms. on file,York, S.C.

52 pages9 sitesapprox. 30 acres

1580

1581

Padgett ;1984

Thomas J.Archaeological study, Bridge No. 268-73-20 on Ne 268over the Yadkin River, Caldwell County, Project No.B-1090. Ms. on file, Planning and Research Branch,Division of Highways, N.C. Department of TransportatIon.

4 pagesno sites

1582

Stephenson,1984

PamA cultural resource survey of compartments 66 and 67,Grandfather Ranger District, Pisgah National Forest,Caldwell County, North Carolina. Ms. on file, USDA,National Forests in North Carolina, Asheville.

draft47 pages14 prehistoric sites (1 prevo recorded), 1 historic site3 isolated finds271 of 1795 acres

11

1583

1985

CAMDEN

A cultural resource survey of compartments 66 and 67,Gr~ndfather Ranger District, PiSg3h National Forest,Caldwell County, North Carolina. Ms. on file, USDA,National Forests in North Carolina, Asheville.

fiM147 pages14 prehistoric sites (1 prevo recorded), 1 historic site3 isolated finds271 of 1795 acres

1584

Phelps, David S.1984 SEE 1680

CARTERET

Burke, Tho!llas1984

D.Field report (temp. no. TB 84-Crl), survey of BellBrothers Construction borrow pit, Carteret County, N.C.Ms. on file, Archaeology Branch, N.C. Division ofArchives and History.

3 pages1 site wi hlst. & prehist. componentsapprox. 7.1 acres

1585

Clauser,1984

John W., Jr.The salvage of an archaeological feature at the newHampton Mariners Museum building site. Ms. on file,Archaeology Branch, N.C. Division of Archives andHistory.

27 pages1 feature

12

1586

Hargrove,1984

Thomas H. and Gordon P. Watts, Jr.Terrestrial and underwater archaeological evaluation ofthe Bruce Etheridge permit site, Beaufort, CarteretCounty, North Carolina. Ms. on file, ArchaeologicalResearch Consultants, Inc., Chapel Hill.

draftnot paginatedno sitesapprox. 2.5 acres

1587

Loftfield,1984

Loftfield,1984

Thomas C.Archaeological reconnaissance of 80 acres of CroatanNational Forest near Morehead City, North Carolina.Ms. on file, USDA, National Forests in North Carolina,Asheville.

6 pagesno sites

Thomas C. and W. Bryan Watson, Jr.An archaeological/historical reconnaissance of proposedbridge and road corridors to Bogue Banks. Ms. on file,UNC-Wilmington.

59 pages2 sitesapprox. 1,418 acres

1588

1589

Padgett,1985

Thomas J.Supplementary archaeologicalthird bridge to Bogue Banks,County, Project No. R-1006.Research Branch, Division ofof Transportation.

3 pagesno sites15 acres

survey report, proposedalternate B-east, CarteretMs. on file, Planning andHighways, N.C. Department

1590


13

CATAWBA

Cross, Jerry1984

CHATHAM

L.Crowder's Mountain State Park, an historical overviewprepared for the Archaeology Branch, Division of Archivesand History in cooperation with the Division of StateParks. Ms. on file, Research Branch, N.C. Divisionof Archives and History.

19 pages

1591

Cantley,1983

1984

Charles E. and John R. KernArcheological investigations of the area of proposedrecreational development and proposed wildlife subimpoundments at B. Everett Jordan Dam and Lake, NorthCarolina. Ms. on file, Commonwealth Associates, Inc.,Jackson, Michigan.

draft232 pages (not including appendices)93 sitesapprox. 4300 acres

A cultural resources survey of the proposed recreational development areas and wildlife subimpoundmentsat B. Everett Jordan Dam and Lake. Ms. on file,Commonwealth Associates, Inc., Jackson, Michigan.

final300 pages (2 volumes)94 sitesapprox. 4300 acres

1592

1593

Jervis, Larry1984 Inventory of known historical and cultural sites on

Hill, Schenk, and Hope Valley forests. IChatham.Durham, Moore ~nd Wake counties/. Ms. on file,School of Forestry, NCSU, Raleigh.

12 pages

14

1594

Ward, R.1984

Trawick and R.P. Stephen Davis, Jr.A report of archaeological investigations along theBynum Tap 230kV transmission line corridor, ChathamCounty, N.C. Ms. on file, Research Laboratories ofAnthropology, UNC-Chapel Hill.


1595

Wilson, Homes1984

CHEROKEE

HogueAnalysis of burial 1 from the Mitchum site, 31Ch452.Ms. on file, Research Laboratories of Anthropology,UNC-Chapel Hill.

16 pages

1596

Hall, Linda1984

G. and C. Michael BakerReport of an archaeological survey of the Westwindsapartments project area in Andrews, Cherokee County,N.C. Ms. of file, AsheVille, N.C.

10 pages1 site (adjacent to project area)5 acres

1597

Rogers, Anne1984

FrazerAn archaeological survey of the proposed site ofCherokee County industrial park, Clearinghouse#CH-84-COOOO-02-08 (sic). Ms. on file, WCD,Cullowhee.


15

the 1598

1984

CHOWAN

Hargrove,1983

1984

Hargrove,1984

An archaeological survey of proposed water supply andwastewater collection lines, Cherokee County, NorthCarolina. Ms. on file, WCD, Cullowhee.


Thomas H.An archaeological reconnaissance survey of the proposedsite of a land application-type wastewater treatmentsystem for the Town of Edenton, Chowan County, N.C.Ms. on file, Archaeological Research Consultants, Inc.,Chapel Hill.


Investigations at the site of an unmarked historicperiod cemetery on the small tract, Edenton vicinity,Chowan County, North Carolina. Ms. on file, Archaeological Research Consultants, Inc., Chapel Hill.

25 pagesless than 1 acre

Thomas H. and Steven LeonardAn archaeological and biological survey of the site ofa proposed wastewater treatment plant northwest ofEdenton, Chowan County, North Carolina. Ms. on file,Archaeological Research Consult~nts, Inc., Chapel Hill.


1599

1600

1601

1602


16

w.i.l.son, Jack1984

1984

CLAY

H.~ Jr.An assess~nt of the impact of the replacement of asewer line upon the archaeological resources at theJames Iredell House State Historic Site, Edenton,Chowan County, North Carolina. Ms. on file, HistoricSites Section, N.C. Division of Archives and History.

8 pages

Monitoring the removal of a concrete wall at theZiegler House, Historic Edenton, Chowan County, NorthCarolina. Ms. on file, Historic Sites Section, N.C.Division of Archives and History.

9 pages

1603

1604

Graham, J.1984

Bennett and Julia O. ElmendorfPhase I reconnaissance of proposed borrow areas, Chatuge 1605Darn, Clay County, North Carolina-- proposed modificationsto improve darn safety. Ms. on file, TVA, Norris, Tennessee.

3 pagesno sites

Padgett,1984

ThOIIl3s J.Archaeological study, Bridge No. 15 on SR 1307 overTusquitee Creek, Clay County, State Project No. B-1130.Ms. on file, Planning and Research Branch, Division ofHighways, N.C. Department of Transportation.

4 pagesno sitesless than 1 acre

1606

1984 Archaeological study, replacement of Bridge No. 10 on SR 16071307 over Hiwassee River, Clay County, Project No. B-1131. Ms. on file, Planning and Research Branch,Division of Highways, N.C. Department of Transportation.

5 pagesno sitesapprox. 1 acre

17

Rogers, Anne1983

F.An archaeological survey of the Carrollhouse apartment 1608complex site, Hayesville, North Carolina, CH 84-C-OOOO-0005. Ms. on file, Archaeology Laboratory, WCD, Cullowhee.


Fischer, Fred1984

COLUMBUS

W.Cultural resource reconnaissance, Groverpark, Cleveland County, North Carolina.York, S.C.


recreationMs. on file,

1609

Caballero,1984

Olga M.Archaeological investigations of the S.C. 9 borrow pit 1610extension, Columbus County, N.C., state file nos. 26.573and 26.670, FA nos. BRF-134(77) and BRF-134(105). Ms. onfile, S.C. Department of Highways and Public Transportation.

2 pagescontinuation of SCHD N.C. 12 acres

Trinkley,1983

MichaelArchaeological survey of the S.C. 9 borrow pit,Columbus County, N.C., state file no. 26.559, F.A.nos. F-134(89) and F-134(80). Ms. on file, S.C.Department of Highways and Public Transportation.

4 pages1 site3 acres

18

1611

CRAVEN

Angley, Wilson1983 Artificial reef site at James City, Craven County. 1612

Ms. on file, Research Branch, N.C. Division of Archivesand History.

9 pages

Clauser, John1984

1984

W., Jr.Field investigation, unmarked cemetery, Old County Home,Craven County, North Carolina. Ms. on file, ArchaeologyBranch, N.C. Division of Archives and History.

19 pages23 graves identified2 acres

Monitoring of grading of airport baseball field, CravenCounty. Ms. on file, Archaeology Branch, N.C. Divisionof Archives and History.


1613

1614

Hammond,1984

MichaelAn archaeological reconnaissance of proposed land andshoreline modifications, Ravenscroft school propertynear New Bern, Craven County, North Carolina. Ms. onfile, Archaeological Research Consultants, Inc., ChapelHill.

draft3 pagesno sites15 acres

19

1615

Hargrove,1983

Tho:nas H.An archaeological reconnaissance survey of the Greenbrier subdivision, New Bern vicinity, Craven County,North Carolina. Ms. on file, Archaeological ResearchConsultants, Inc., Chapel Hill.

12 pagesno sites15-20 acres

1616

Hargrove, Thomas H., Dennis Lewarch, Scott Madry, Ian von Essen andCharlotte Brown

1984 A cultural resource survey at U.S. Marine Corps Station 1617Cherry Point, North Carolina. Ms. on file, Archaeologi-cal Research Consultants, Inc., Chapel Hill.

draftnot paginated10 sites

1984

Phelps, David1976

A cultural resource survey at U.S. Marine Corps AirStation Cherry Point, North Carolina. Ms. on file,Archaeological Research Consultants, Inc., ChapelHill.

revised draft report517 pages9 site~, 1 isolated find

S.Archaeological-historical impact study of Westbrookesubdivision, Craven County, North Carolina. Ms. onfile, ECU, Greenville.


20

1618

1619

CUMBERLAND

Ehrenhard,1984

John E.Preliminary archaeological reconnaissance of Pope AirForce Base, Cumberland County, N.C. Ms. on file, USDINPS, Atlanta, Georgia.


1620

Robinson, Ken1984

CURRITUCK

A brief archaeological reconnaissance of "Mill Run,"a private development in the Cedar Creek area ofCumberland County. Ms. on file, Cumberland CountyPlanning Department, Fayetteville.

4 pages7 sitesproject area is approx. 108 acres

1621


DARE

Athens, William P.1984 Soil resistivity investigations at Fort Raleigh 1622

National Historic Site. Ms. on file, Southeast Archaeological Center, National Park Service, Tallahassee,Florida.

draft

Cox, James1983

Lee Dolan, Jr.Submerged survey for Sir WalterRoanoke Island, North Carolina.of History, ECU, Greenville.

17 pages5 anomalies

21

Raleigh's Lost Colony:Ms. on file, Department

1623

Ehrenhard,1983

Ehrenhard,1984

John E., William P. ~thens and Gregory L. KomaraRemote sensing investigations at Fort Raleigh NationalHistoric Site, North Carolina. Ms. on file, SoutheastArcheologIcal Center, National Park Service, Tallahassee,Florida.

74 pages

John E. and Gregory L. KomaraArcheological Investigations at Fort Raleigh NationalHistoric Site, season 2, 1983. Ms. on file, SoputheastArcheological Center, National Park Service, Tallahassee,Florida.

draft45 pages

1624

1625

Phelps, David1984

S.Archaeological investigation of th2 proposed site forthe Roanoke Island Historical Association Center forthe Arts, Fort Raleigh National Historic Site. Ms. onfile, ECU, Greenville.

30 pages2 sitesless than 2 acres

1626

1984 SEE 1680

Phelps, David S. with appendices by R. Dale McCall, Kenneth C. Hartsell,Paul R. Green, Jeannette RunquIst and Carom C. Swift

1984 Archaeology of the Tillett site: the first fishing com- 1627munity at Wanchese, Roanoke Island. East CarolinaUniversity Archaeological Research Report No.6.

130 pages31Dr41

Wilde-Ramsing, Mark1983 A cultural resource evaluation of submerged lands 1628

affected by the 400th Anniversary Celebration, Manteo,North Carolina. Ms. on file; Underwater ArchaeologyUnit, ~rchaeology Branch, N.C. Division of Archivesand History.

46 pagesone site

22

DAVIDSON

Abbott~ Lawrence E., Jr.1984 An archeological survey of Lower Muddy Creek~ Davidson 1629

and Forsyth counties, North Carolina. Ms. on file~

Archeology Labs~ Museum of Man, WFU, Winston-Salem.


Davis, R.P.1984

Stephen, Jr. and H. Trawick WardArchaeological survey and assessment of two microwavetower locations in Davidson County, North Carolina.Ms. on file, Research Labs of Anthropology, UNCChapel Hill.


1630

Padgett,1985

Thomas J.Archaeological study, BridgeCounty, Project No. B-1151.Research Branch, Division ofTransportation.

5 pagesno sitesless than 2 acres

No. 8-60-40 on NC 8, DavidsonMs. on file, Planning andHighways, N.C. Department of

1631

1985 Archaeological study, Bridge No. 184 on SR 2005 over Rich 1632Fork Creek, Davidson County, Project No. B-1154. Ms. onfile, Planning and Research Branch~ Division of Highways,N.C. Department of Transportation.

5 pagesno sites

23

DAVIE

Abbott, Lawrence E., Jr.1984 An archeological survey of Leonards Creek outfall, town 1633

of Mocksville, Davie County, North Carolina. Ms. onfile, Archeology Labs, Museum of Man, WFU, Winston-Salem.


Joyce, Dee1984

DeeAn archaeological survey of the Mocksvilletreatment plants. Ms. on file, Departmentpology, Catawba College, Salisbury.


wastewaterof Anthro-

1634

Padgett, Thomas J.1984 SEE 1755

DUPLIN

Padgett,1984

DURHAM

Thomas J.Archaeological study, Bridge No. 41-24-50 over Northeast Cape Fear River Overflow, Duplin County, ProjectNo. B-1l64. Ms. on file, Planning and Research Branch,Division of Highways, N.C. Department of Transportation.


1635

Claggett, Stephen R.1981 SEE 1548

24

Graham, Don1973 An archaeological reconnaissance of the Eno and Little

River confluence. Ms. on file, UNC-Chapel Hill.


1636

Jervis, Larry1984 SEE 1594

Pad~ett,

1984Thomas J.

Archaeological study, Red Mill Road, SR 1632 DurhamCounty, Project No. R-1027. Ms. on file, Planningand Research Branch, Division of Highways, N.C. Department of Transportation.


1637

Thomas, Ronald A.1983 Cultural resource investigations at Orange Factory, 1638

Lipscomb's Mill and Johnston's Mill, Durham County,North Carolina. Ms. on file, Mid-Atlantic Archae-ological Research, Inc., Newark, Delaware.

volume I is 141 pages; volume II is 162 pages88 acres

EDGECOMBE

Padgett,1984

Thom3.s J.Archaeological assessment, construction of 12.5 milesection of US 64 around Rocky Mount and Tarboro,Edgecombe County, R-509 (A & B). Ms. on file,Planning and Research Branch, Division of Highways,N.C. Department of Transportation.


25

1639

1984 Archaeological study, Bridge No. 43-29-40 over Cokey 1640Swamp, Edgecombe County, Project No. B-1l77. Ms. onfile, Planning and Research Branch, Division of Highways,N.C. Department of Transportation.


FORSYTH

Abbott, Lawrence E., Jr.1984 An archaeological survey of the HDR/Tobaccoville inter- 1641

ceptor: site Iocational analysis along minor uplandstreams, Forsyth County, North Carolina. Ms. on file,Archeology Labs, Museum of Man, WFU, Winston-Salem.


1984 SEE 1629

1984

1984

A preliminary report on the archeological site surveyand evaluation of the Cora Drive outfall, ForsythCounty, North Carolina. Ms. on file, Archeology Labs,Museum of Man, WFU, Winston-Salem.

3 pagesno sitesapprox•. 33 acre

A preliminary report on the site survey and evaluationof the Summerlin Street and Willmeade Drive sewercollection outfalls in Forsyth County, North Carolina.Ms. on file, Archeology Labs, Museum of Man, WFU,Winston-Salem.


26

1642

1643

Beckerman,1938

IraGreater Yadkin River archaeological survey project(GYRASP). Ms. on file, Archaeology Branch, N.C.Division of Archives and History.

draftnot completely paginated118 sites; 6 previously located sites revisited1000 acres

1644

Snavely, Alan1984

N.RJR Tobaccovillefile, ArcheologySalem.

archeological site inspection. Ms. onLabs, Museum of Man, WFU, Winston-

1645

3 pagesinspection of 17 sites recorded by '82 survey (bib. #1395)

Woodall, J.1984

1984

FRANKLIN

NedPreliminary report on the archeological site survey andevaluation of five sewer collection outfalls in ForsythCounty, North Carolina. Ms. on file, Archeology Labs,Museum of Man, WFU, Winston-Salem.

7 pages3 sitesapprox. 1.5 acres

Preliminary report on the archeological site survey andevaluation of the Karmel Drive outfall, Forsyth County,North Carolina. Ms. on file, Archeology Labs, Museumof Man, WFU, 'Yinston-Salem.

7 pages1 siteapprox.. 5 acre

1646

1647

Clauser,1984

John W., Jr.Archaeological survey and testing at the proposed relocation site for the John Strickland House, Fran~lin

County, North Carolina. Ms. on file, Archaeology Branch,N.C. Division of Archives and History.


27

1648

Clauser, John1985

W., Jr. and Dolores A. HallSite inspection, Cascine Plantation, Franklin County,North Carolina. Ms. on file, Archaeology Branch, N.C.Division of Archives and History.

18 pages

1649

Hargrove,1984

Thomas H.A cultural resource survey of the proposed site of theHazelwood apartments, Louisburg, Franklin County, NorthCarolina. Ms. on file, Archaeological Research Consultants, Inc., Chapel Hill, N.C.

13 pages1 site3.8 ar:res

1650

Padgett,1984

GASTON

Thomas J.Archaeological study, bridge over Tar River on US 1,Franklin-Vance counties, TIP Project No. B-1189. Ms. onfile, Planning and Research Branch, Division of Highways,N.C. Department of Transportation.

7 pagesno sitesapprox .•5 acre

1651

Clauser, John1984

May, J. Alan1984

W., Jr.Testing and monitoring at the Hoffman Hotel, Dallas,Gaston County, North Carolina. Ms. on file, ArchaeologyBranch, N.C. Division of Archives and History.

17 psSes

An archaeological reconnaissance of selected portions ofGaston County, North Carolina. Ms. on file, ArchaeologyBranch, N.C. Division of Archives and History

draft151 pages30 new sites, 3 sites revisitedapprox. 825 acres

28

1652

1653

1984 kn archaeological reconnaissance survey of a proposedhousing development t Gastonia, Gaston County, NorthCarolina. Ms. on file, Chapel Hill, N.C.


1654

1985 An arcQ3eological reconnaissance of selected portions of 1655Gaston CountYt North Carolina. Ms. on file, ArchaeologyBranch, N.C. Division of Archives and History.

final74 pages30 new sites, 3 si~es revisitedapprox. 825 acres

Padgett,1985

GATES

Clauser,1984

Thomas J.Archaeological study, Bridge No. 37 on NC 275 over LongCreek, Gaston County, Project No. B-1194. Ms. on file,Planning and Research Branch, Division of Highways, N.C.Department of Transportation.


John W., Jr.Monitoring of architectural testing of the found3tionsat the Gates County Courthouse, Gatesboro, NorthCarolina. Ms. on file, Archaeology Branch, N.C.Division of Archives and History.

14 pages

1656

1657

Phelps,David S.1984 SEE 1680

29

17RAHAM

Baker, C.1984

MichaelArchaeological survey of the proposed MeetinghouseMountain Road, Cheoah Ranger District, NantahalaNational Forest, Graham County. North Carolina. Ms.on file. Asheville, N.C.


1658

Rogers. Anne1984

F.A cultural resource survey of access connector roadsadjacent to Stratton Meadows. NC-TN. /Graham Co .• N.C.and Monroe Co .• TN./ Ms. on file, Archaeology Lab. WCD.Cullowhee.

9 pages

1659

1984 A cultural resource survey from Stratton Gap past Big 1660Junction along the proposed route of the Tellico PlainsRobbinsville Road. /Graham Co .• N.C. and Monroe Co., TN./Ms. on file. WCD. Cullowhee

19 pages9 sites

1984

1984

Preliminary report on phase II test excavation atStratton Meadows, NC-TN. IGraham Co .• N.C. and MonroeCo .• TN.I Ms. on file. WCD. Cullowhee.

29 ~ages

14m excavated; artifacts on surface over 2 acre area

Preliminary report on phase II test excavation atStratton Meadows. NC-TN. IGraham Co. N.C. and MonroeCo., TN./ Ms. on file, WCU. Cullowhee. N.C.

revised version29 ~ages

14m excavated; artifacts on surface over 2 acre area

30

1661

1662

1985 A cultural resource survey from Beech Gap past Bi~ 1663Junction aLong the proposed route of the Tellico Plains Robbinsville Road. /Graham Co., N.C. and Monroe Co.,TN./ Ms. on file, WCU, Cullowhee.

22 pages15 sites

1985 A cultural resource survey from Beech Gap past Big 1664Junction along the proposed route of the Tellico Plains Robbinsville Road. /Graham Co., N.C. and Monroe Co.,TN./ Ms. on file, WCU, Cullowhee.

revised version22 pages15 sites

GRANVILLE

Cla~gett, Stephen R.1981 SEE 1548

Hargrove,1985

Thomas H.Archaeological and historical survey for the Knap ofReeds Cree~ diked waterfowl subimpoundment, Falls Lake,Granville County, North Carolina Ms. on file, Archaeological Research Consultants, Inc., Chapel Hill.

draft27 pagesno sites200 acres

1665

Padgett,1984

Thomas J.Archaeological study, Oxford Loop-- SR 1453 Connector,Oxford Outer Loop project, ~raaville County, StateProject No. U-606. Ms. on file, Planning and ResearchBranch, Division of Highways, N.C. Department ofTransportation.

3 pagesno sites

31

1666

GREENE

Green t Paul R.1984 Archaeological survey of Ellis Dixon Estates, Greene 1667

CountYt North Carolina. Ms. on file, ECU, Greenville.

18 pa\?;es2 sites22 acres

Padgett,1983

GUILFORD

Thomas J.Follow-up archaeological work, US 264, Wilson Countyline to temporary US 264 connector near Farmville,Greene County, Project No. R-525A. Ms. on file, Plannin~ and ~esearch Branch, Division of Highways, N.C.Department of Transportation.

13 pages3 sites

1668

Davis, R.P. Stephen, Jr. and H. Trawick Ward1984 SEE 1550

Hill, Michael1984 Memorandum to John Clauser on pottery fragments at the

Shubal Coffin house, Jamestown, Guilford County. Ms. onfile, Research Branch, N.C. Division of Archives andHistory.

2 pages

1669


1985 Archaeological study, Benjamin Parkway extension,Guilford County, Project No. U-510. Ms. on file,Planning and Research Branch t Division of Highways,N.C. Department of Transportation.

8 pages3 sites

32

1670

HALIFAX

Carnes, Linda1984

Funk, Thomas1984

Harper, Terry1984

F.~rchaeological investigations of the Third HalifaxJail, Historic Halifax, State Historic Site. Ms. onfile, Historic Sites Section, N.C. Division of Archivesand History.

62 pages

C., Jennifer C. Garlid and William B. Herring IIIOriginal Sally-Billy House survey. Ms. on file,Historic Sites Section, N.C. Division of Archives andHistory.

57 pages

M.The Joseph Montfort House excavations, HistoricHalifax, Halifax County, North Carolina. Ms. on file,Historic Sit~s Section, N.C. Division of Archives andHistory.

preliminary report9 pages

1671

1672

1673

Israel, Stephen1971 1971 summer archaeological investigation, Halifax, 1674

North Carolina. Ms. on file, N.C. Division of Archivesand History.

14 pages

HARNETT

~bbott, Lawrence E., Jr.1983 An archaeological survey of the Buies Creek - Coats 1675

wastewater treatment facility, Harnett County, NorthCarolina. Ms. on file, Archeology Labs, Museum of Man,WFU, Winston-Salem.


33

Hargrove, Thomas H.1984 SEE 1693

Loftfield,1984

Thomas C. and W. Bryan Watson, Jr.An archaeological/historical reconnaissance of theproposed wastewater facilities expansion: Angier,North Carolina. Ms. on file~ liNC-Wilmington.

27 pagesno sitessurveyed 70 of 120 acres

1676

Ward, H. Trawick and R.P. Stephen Davis, Jr.1984 SEE 1691

HAYWOOD

Padgett,1984

Thomas J.Archaeological study, Bridge No. 215-94-70 over WestFork Pigeon River, Haywood County, Project No. B-1223.Ms. on file, Planning and Research Branch, Division ofHighways, N.C. Department of Transportation.

5 pages1 siteapprox. 1.5 acres

1677

Rogers, Anne1985

F.An archaeological survey of a tract near Lake Junaluska,Haywood County, North Carolina. Ms. on file, ArchaeologyLab, WCU~ Cullowhee.


34

1678

HERTFORD

Baker, C.1984

Michael and Linda G. HallArchaeological survey of historic properties within theTown of Murfreesboro, Hertford County, North Carolina.Ms. on file, Archaeology Branch, N.C. Division ofArchives and History.

85 pagesLocal Historic District, National Register District,

2 rural areas surveyed; additional cemetery recorded

1679

Phelps, D3vid1984

IREDELL

S.Archaeology of the Native Americans: the CarolinaAlgonkians. !Hertford, Gates, Dare, Currituck, Camden,Chow~n and Carteret counties!. Ms. on file, ECU,Greenville.

34 pagesno new sites

1680

Baker, C.1983

Mich'lelAn archaeological survey and evaluation of Park AvenuePlace, Iredell County, North Carolina. Ms. on file,Asheville, N.C.


1681

Pad~ett ,1984

Thomas J.Archaeological study, Bridge No. 303 on SR 1807!2400over Hunting Creek, Iredell County, State TIP No.B-1241. Ms. on file, Planning and Rese3rch Branch,Division of Highways, N.C. Department of Transportation.

3 pagesno sites

35

1682

1984 Archaeological study, Bridge No. 309 over Fourth Creek, 1583Iredell County, State Project No. 1238. Ms. on file,Planning and Research Branch, Division of Highways, N.C.Department of Transportation.'

5 pagesno sites2-3 acres

1985 Archaeological study, replacement of Bridge No. 21-82-50 1684over South Yadkin River, Iredell County, Project No.B-1236. Ms. on file, Planning and Research Branch,Division of Highways, N.C. Department of Transportation.

4 pagesno sites1-1.5 acres

JACKSON

Hall, Linda1984

G.Archaeologic~. survey of land exch~nge tract N-68s-I,Nantahala National Forest, Highlands District, JacksonCounty, North Carolina. Ms. on file, USDA ForestService, National Forests in N.C., Asheville.

7 pagesno sites6 of 9.9 acres

1685

1984 Cultural resource survey for the Terrapin Mountain/ 1686Scotsman Creek timber sale, Nantahala National Forest,Jackson County, North Carolina. Ms. on file, USDA ForestService, National Forests in N.C., Asheville.

22 pages2 sites199 of 291 acres + 46 acres

Padgett,1984

Thomas J.Archaeological investigations, US 441 relocation,Jackson County, State Project No. R-54BA, BB. Ms. onfile, Planning and Research Branch, Division of Highways,N.C. Department of Transportation

9 pages2 sites

36

1687

1984

JOHNSTON

Padgett,1984

1984

Ward, H.1984

Archaeological study, replacement of Bridge No. 326 onSR 1381 over Scott Creek. Project No. B-930. Ms. onfile, Planning and Research Branch, Division ofHighways, N.C. Department of Transportation.

7 pages1 siteapprox. 1.5 acres

Thomas J.Archaeological study, Bridge No. 243-31-20 on NC 243,Johnston County, Project No. B-1247. Ms. on file,Planning and Research Branch, Division of Highways, N.C.Department of Transportation.


Follow-up archaeological study, Interstate 40, Raleighto Benson, Project No. 1-10 (BB), Johnson (sic) County.Ms. on file, Planning and Research Branch, Division ofHighways, N.C. Department of Transportation.

8 pages5 sites, 1 isolated findapprox. 60 acres

Trawick and R.P. Stephen Davis, Jr.Archaeological survey and assessment of the Harnett Wake 500kV transmission line corridor. !Harnett andJohnston counties!. Ms. on file, Research Labs ofAnthropology, UNC-Chapel Hill.


37

1688

1689

1690

1691

Wilson, Jack1984

H., Jr.An evaluation of the impact of a landscape improvement 1692project upon the archaeological resources at BentonvilleBattleground, Johnston County, North Carolina. Ms. onfile, Historic Sites Section, N.C. Division of Archives andHistory.

5 pagesno sitesoverall acreage of site is Sl

Hargrove,1984

MACON

Thomas H.A cultural resource survey of the proposed sewer systemfor the Town of Broadway, Lee and Harnett counties,North Carolina. Ms. on file, Archaeological ResearchConsultants, Inc., Chapel Hill.


1693

Rogers, Anne1983

Rogers, Anne1983

F.An archaeological survey of compartment 121, WayahRanger District,Nantahala National Forest. Ms. onfile, USDA Forest SerVice, National Forest in N.C.,Asheville.


F.A cultural resources survey of the C.E. Hyde landexchange, Wayah Ranger District, Nantahala NationalForest. Ms. on file, USDA Forest Service, NationalForests in N.C., Asheville.


38

1694

1695

1983

1984

1984

MADISON

A cultural resources survey of proposed land exchangeswith the Nantahala Outdoor Center. Ms. on file, USDAForest Service, National Forests in N.C., Asheville.


A cultural resource survey of a proposed migrant laborhousing site, Scaly Mountain, North Carolina. Ms. onfile, WCU, Cullowhee.


A cultural resources survey of thirty self-help housingtracts, Macon County, North Carolina. Ms. on file,weu, Cullowhee.


1696

1697

1698

Abbott, Lawrence E., Jr.1984 An archeological survey of sewerage system improve- 1699

ments, Mars Hill, North Carolina. Ms. on file,Archeology Labs, Museum of Man, WFU, Winston-Salem.


Padgett,1983

Thomas J.Archaeological reconnaissance, proposed future NC 213route, Project No. R-IOOS, Madison County. Ms. on file,Planning and Research Branch, Division of Highways, N.C.Department of Transportation.

5 pages1 site

39

1700

1983

Woodall, J.1984

MARTIN

Archaeological testing, Bridge 102 on SR 1135 overFrench Broad River, B-839. Ms. on file, Planningand Research Branch, Division of Highways, N.C.Department of Transportatio~.

4 pages1 site

NedPreliminary report on the archeological site surveyand evaluation of sanitary sewerage system improvements in Mars Hill, North Carolina CH 83-C-OOOO-0897.Ms. on file, Archeology Labs, Museum of Man, WFU,Winston-Salem.

12 pages (including proposal)1 siteapprox.. 5 acre

1701

1702

Padgett,1983

Thomas J.Archaeological assessment, rest area on US 64 nearJamesville, Martin County, K-701. Ms. on file,Planning and Research Branch, Division of Highways,N.C. Department of Transportation.

1 pageno sites21 acres

1703

MECKLENBURG

Davis, R.P.1984

Stephen, Jr. and H. Trawick WardArchaeological survey and assessment of two microwavetower sites in Rowan and Mecklenburg counties, NorthCarolina. Ms. on file, Research Labs of Anthropology,UNC-Chapel Hill.

12 pages2 sites1.6 acres for Mk; 1 for Rw

40

1704

Drucker,1983

Lesley M., Carl R. Steen and Susan JacksonA cultural resource study of the Greenbriar of Matthewsproject tract, Mecklenburg County, North Carolina. StateClearinghouse No. CH 84-C-0000-0065. Resource StudiesSeries No. 71. Carolina Archaeological Services,Columbia, S.C.


1705

Fischer, Fred1980

1985

Fischer, Fred1984

MONTGOMERY

W.Archeological impact assessment: Four Mile Creek wastewater outfall, Mecklenburg County, N.C. Ms. on file,UNC-Charlotte.

4 pages2 sites

Cultural resources reconnaissance, Johnston borrow pit(81634803), Mecklenburg County, North Carolina. Ms. onfile, York, S.C.

17 pages1 site10.33 acres

W. and Dianne FischerCultural resources reconnaissance, Old Monroe Roadborrow pit, (ER-85-7476), Mecklenburg County, NorthCarolina, December 20, 1984. Ms. on file, York, S.C.


1706

1707

1708

Baker, C.1984

MichaelArchaeological survey at the John Kern farm, a proposedalternate location for the Star wastewater treatmentplant, Montgomery County, North Carolina. Ms. on file,Asheville.


41

1709

Baker, C.1983

1983

Michael and Linda G. HallArchaeological investigation of 31Mg321, a multicomponent prehistoric aboriginal site, MontgomeryCounty, North Carolina. Ms. ~n file, Foundation forN.C. Archaeology.

draft20 pages

Archaeological investigation of 31Mg321, a multicomponent prehistoric aboriginal site, MontgomeryCounty, North Carolina. Ms. on file, Foundation forN.C. Archaeology.

final21 pages

1710

1711

Joyce, Dee1984

Dee~ archaeological survey of the Star wastewater treatment plant and interceptor lines. Ms. on file,Department of Anthropology, Catawba College, Salisbury.

24 pages2 sites40 acres, 2 miles of lines

1712

Padgett,1984

MOORE

Thomas J.Archaeological survey report, improvements to SR 1324,Montgomery County, involving u.s. Forest Service lands,Project No. 6.552212, Ms. on file, USDA Forest Service,National Forests in N.C., Asheville.


1713

Baroody, John1978

C. (revised & edited for publication by Terry M. Harper)An archaeological survey at the House in the Horseshoe 1714State Historic Site, Moore County, North Carolina. Ms.on file, Historic Sites Section, N.C. Division of Archivesand History.

17 pagesremains of 4 structures

42

Harper, Terry1984

M.Archaeological clearance for the electric lines to theLoom House, House in the Horseshoe State Historic Site,Moore County, North Carolina. Ms. on file, HistoricSites Section, N.C. Division of Archives and History.

11 pages

1715


NASH

Hargrove,1984

Thomas H.An archaeological survey of the site of a proposedwastewater treatment plant for the town ofBailey, Nash County, North Carolina. Ms. on file,Archaeological Research Consultants, Inc., Chapel Hill.


1716

Padgett,1984

Thomas J.Archaeological study, Bridge No. 64A-32-50 over LittleS3pony Creek, Nash County, State TIP Project No. B-1295.Ms. on file, Planning and Research Branch, Division ofHighways, N.C. Department of Transportation.

6 pagesno sitesapprox.• 5 acre

1717

NEW HANOVER.

Clauser,1984

John W., Jr.Site inspection report, Community Hospital site,Wilmington, New Hanover County, North Carolina. Ms.on file, Archaeology Branch, N.C. Division of Archivesand History.

12 pages1 site

43

1718

Hammond,1982

Michael and Thomas HargroveAn archaeological reconnaissance of the Takeda property,New Hanover and Pender counties, North Carolina. Ms. onfile, Archaeological Research Consultants, Inc., ChapelHill.

19 pages1 site, 2 isolated finds1260 acres

1719

Loftfield,1984

1984

1984

Thomas C.An archaeological/historical reconnaissance of the proposed Bradley Creek sewer outfall route. Ms. on file,UNC-Hilmington.


An archaeological/historical reconnaissance on a tractof land approximately two acres (site of proposed 132North Branch of First-Citizens Ba~~ & Trust Co. inWilmington). Ms. on file, ONC-Wilmington.


Archaeological reconnaissance of proposed buildingexpansion area. Ms. on file, ONC-Wilmington.

1 pageno sites4.1 acres

1720

1721

1722

Newell, Samuel W.1983 An archaeological reconnaissance of ferry vessels in 1723

the Northeast Cape Fear River. Ms. on file, Depart-ment of History, ECU, Greenville.

22 pages

44

Watts, Gordon1984

Watts, Gordon1984

1984

P., Jr.~ archaeological reconnaissance to two of threeanomalies located during a proton precession magnetometer survey of a new navigation channel alignment inCarolina Beach Inlet, New Hanover County. Ms. on file,Tidewater ~tlantic Research Inc., Washington, N.C.

5 pagesno sitesapprox.. 5 acre

P., Jr. and Thomas H. HargroveUnderwater archaeological reconnaissance, CarolinaBeach Inlet, New Hanover County, North Carolina. Ms.on file, Tidewater Atlantic Research, Inc., Washington,N.C.

draft40 pages2 sites

Underwater archaeological reconnaissance, CarolinaBeach Inlet, New Hanover County, North Carolina. Ms.on file, Tidewater ~tlantic Research, Inc., Washington,N.C.

final52 pages2 sites

1724

1725

1726

Wilde-Ramsing, Mark1984 Archaeological survey and testing on prehl storle shell 1727

midden sites in New Hanover County, North Carolina.Unpublished M.A. thesis, Catholic University ofAmerica.

158 pages

Wilson, Jack1984

H., Jr.An evaluation of the impact construction of a proposedbathhouse will have on the archaeological resources atFort Fisher State Historic Site, New hdnover County,North Carolina. Ms. on file, Historic Sites Section,N.C. Division of ~rchives and History.

9 pages

45

1728

NORTHAMPTON

Baker, C.1984

ONSLOW

Claggett ,1984

Michael and Linda G. HallArchaeological investigation of "Prince Town."C31Np93 the Princeton site)~ Northampton County~

North Carolina. Ms. on file. Foundation for NorthCarolina Archaeology.

22 pagesstructur~l remains

Stephen R.Preliminary archaeological assessment of a proposeddredge disposal site, Hammock's Beach State Park~

Onslow County, North Carolina. Ms. on file, Archaeology Branch, N.C. Division of Archives and History.

4 pages310n37

1729

1730

Gardner, Paul1984

S.Preliminary report, phase I surface collection, WestField, Permuda Island (310n196). Ms. on file, UNCWilmington.

4 p-3.ges

1731

Hargrove,1984

Thomas H.Arch-3.eological investigations in the vicinity of UNCWilmington On138, TLZ Bluebird, Camp Lejeune, OnslowCounty~ North Carolina. Ms. on file, ArchaeologicalResearch Consultants, Inc., Chapel Hill.

58 pagesapprox. 3 acres

1732

1984 An archaeological survey of a proposed disposal area, 1733Weil Point, Camp Lejeune, Onslow County, North Carolina.Ms. on file, Archaeological Research Consultants, Inc.,Cha pel Hill.

19 pagesno new sites6.5 acres

46

Loftfield,1983

1984

1984

ORANGE

Thomas C.Supplemental archaeological survey of proposed interceptor route to wastewater treatment facility site,Holly Ridge. Onslow County, SCH #80-1577. Ms. onfile, UNC-Wilmington.

1 pageno sitesapprox. 1 acre

Field report and preliminary analysis, testing andexcavations at 310n82. Ms. on file, UNC-Wilmington.

24 pagesapprox. 6 acres

Preliminary field report, phase I including ceramicand feature analysis: 310n196 Permuda Island. Ms. onfile, UNC-Wilmington.

46 pages, plus maps

1734

1735

1736

Clauser, John1984

W., Jr.Field investigation, reported unmarked cemetery, parcelt07. '~spering Pines development, Carrboro, NorthCarolina. Ms. on file, Archaeology Branch, N.C.Division of Archives and History.

7 pagesno sites

1737

Padgett.1984

Thomas J.Archaeological study, bridge replacement: Bridge No.15-50-20 over Morgan Creek, Orange County, B-13l1.Ms. on file, Planning and Research Branch. Divisionof Highways, N.C. Department of Transportation.

5 pagesno sites

47

1738

PASQUOTANK

Angley, Wilson1984 Research report on the proposed breakwater and jetty 1739

construction at the Leigh Farm in Pasquotank County.Ms. on file, Research Branch, N.C. Division of Archivesand History.

12 pages

PENDER

Angley, Wilson1984 Memorandum of November 28, 1984 to Renee Gledhill- 1740

Earley reporting research on Swann Plantation develop-ment, Pender County. Ms. on file, N.C. Division ofArchives and History.

9 pagesdevelopment is 101 acres

Brewer, David1983

Clauser, John1984

M.Report on an underwater archeological survey andtestin~ of Moores Creek National Battlefield. Ms.on file, Southeast Archeolo~ical Center, NationalPark Service, Tallghassee, Florida.

15 pages2? sites located

W., Jr. and Billy L. OliverField investigations at Swann Plantation development,Pender County, (ER-85-7462). Ms. on file, ArchaeologyBranch, N.C. Division of Archives and History.

32 pages8 sites, 2 cemeteries2 acres intensive, 5 acres reconnaissance w/in

IOl-acre project

48

1741

1742

Hammond, Michael and Thomas H.1982 SEE 1719

Padgett,1984

Thomas J.Archaeological study, Bridge No. 92 on SR 1509 inPender County, State Project No. B-1320. Ms. on file,Planning and Research Branch, Division of Highways, N.C.Department of Transportation.


1743

Watson, W. Bryan, Jr.1983 The Batson canoe recovery project. Ms on file,

Department of History, ECU, Greenville.

28 pages

PITT

1744

Green, Paul1985

R.Archaeological survey of the expanded wastewatertreatment facility, town of Bethel, Pitt County,North Carolina. Ms. on file, ECU, Greenville.


1745

Padgett,1983

Thomas J.Follow up archaeological study, US 264, Wilson toGreenVille, Project R-526 Section D, Pitt County.Ms. on file, Planning and Research Branch, Division ofHighways, N.C. Department of Transportation.

7 pages3 sitesapprox. 6.4 acres

49

1746

1984

POLK

Follow up archaeological study, US 264Project R-526, Section C, Pitt County.Planning and Research Branch, DivisionDepartment of Transportation.

6 pages1 site

to Greenville,Ms. on file,

of Hi~hways, N.C.

1747

Ayers, Harvard G.1984 Archeological assessment of three barrow pit areas in 1748

Polk County, North Carolina. Ms. on file, ASU, Boone.


RANDOLPH

Lewarch,1984

1985

Dennis, Ian von Essen and Thomas H. HargroveAn archaeological investigation of the site of theproposed Randleman Reservoir Dam, Randolph County,North Carolina. Ms. on file, Archaeological ResearchConsultants, Inc., Chapel Hill.

draft33 sites, 11 of which have historic components400 acres

An archaeological investigation of the site of theproposed Randleman Reservoir Dam, Randolph County,North Carolina. Ms. on file, Archaeological ResearchConsultants, Inc., Chapel Hill.

final250 pages33 sites, 11 of which have historic components400 acres

50

1749

1750

Sumner, Jim1984

RICHMOND

Cobb, James1984

Cross, Jerry1984

ROCKINGHAM

Historical research report, Tory activities in RandolphCounty. Ms. on file, Research Branch, N.C. Division ofArchives and History.

5 pages

E.A cultural resource reconnaissance survey of proposeddisposal land at ~kK.inney Lake National Fish Hatchery,Richmond County, North Carolina. Hs. on file, U.S. Fishand Wildlife Service, Atlanta, Georgia.


L.Beausejour: the Harrington home and plantation,Richmond County, North Carolina. Ms. on file,Research Branch, N.C. Division of Archives andHistory.

23 pages

1751

1752

1753

Davis, R.P1984

Stephen, Jr. and H. Trawick WardArchaeological survey and assessment of two microwavetower locations in Rockingham County, North Carolina.Ms. on file, Research Labs of Anthropology, UNCChapel Hill.


51

1754

ROWAN

Davis, R.P. Stephen, Jr. and H. Trawick Ward1984 SEE 1704

Padgett,1984

Thomas J.Archaeological study, replacement of Bridge 601-63-30over South Yadkin River, Rowan/Davie counties, ProjectB-1361 (part of B-847). Ms. on file, Planning andResearch Branch, Division of Highways, N.C. Departmentof Transportation.


1755

Snavely, Alan1984

1985

RlITHERFORD

N.Archeological survey of the proposed Grants Creekinterceptor sewer, Town of Landis, Rowan County,North Carolina. Ms. on file, Archeology Labs,Museum of Man, \VFU, Winston-Salem.

116 pages19 sites, 17 of them previously unrecordedapprox. 27.5 acres

Addendum to: archaeological survey of the proposedGrants Creek interceptor sewer, Town of Landis,Rowan County, North Carolina. CH 84-C-OOOO-0141.Ms. on file, Archeology Labs, Museum of Man, WFU,Winston-Salem.

8 pages

1756

1757

Padgett,1984

Thomas J.Archaeological study, Bridge No. 108-89-10 on NC 108over Broad River, Rutherford County, Project No.B-1378. Ms. on file, Planning and Research Branch,Division of Highways, N.C. Department of Transportation.

5 pagesno sHesapprox. 7 acres

52

1758

Reichs, Kathleen D.1984 Report of archeological excavations at the Marshall 1759

House site, Chimney Rock Park, Rutherford County,North Carolina, May 8-18, 1984. Ms. on file, UNC-Charlotte.

9 pages1 siteless than 1 acre

SAMPSON

Kimmel, RIchard1984 Cultural resource assess~ent: Great Coharie Creek, 1760

Williams Old Mill Branch and Dollar Branch, SampsonCounty, North Carolina. Ms. on file, U.S. Army Corpsof Engineers, Wilmington District.

draft9 pages

STOKES

Sumner, Jim1984

SURRY

Historical research report, Hanging Rock State Park,Stokes County. Ms. on file, Research Branch, N.C.Division of Archives and History.

14 pages

1761

Clauser, John1984

W., Jr.Edwards-Franklin House, Surry County. Ms. onArchaeology Branch, N.C. Division of ArchivesHistory.

2 pagesno sites

53

file,and

1762

SWAIN

Rogers, Anne1984

1984

TRANSYLVANIA

F.Results of archaeological tests conducted adjacent toBig Cove Road, Swain County, North Carolina. Ms. onfile, WCU, Cullowhee.

20 pages

Results of archaeological tests conducted adjacent toBig Cove Road, Swain County, North Carolina. Ms. onfile, WCU, Cullowhee.

revised version of 176348 pages

1763

1764

Padgett,1984

TYRRELL

Thomas J.Archaeological study; Bridge No. 36 on SR 1540 overFrench Broad River in Transylvania County, StateProject No. B-941. Ms. on file, Planning andResearch Branch, Division of Highways, N.C.Department of Transportation.


1765

Mathis, Mark1984

A.Archaeological survey of the proposed Colonial Beachsubdivision, Tyrrell County, North Carolina. Ms. onfile, Archaeology Branch, N.C. Division of Archivesand History.


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1766

VANCE


WAKE

Claggett, Stephen R.1981 SEE 1548

Clauser, John1984

\v., Jr.Archaeological survey and subsurface testing of theMordecai spring lot, Raleigh, Wake County, NorthCarolina. Ms. on file, Archaeology Branch, N.C.Division of Archives and History.

25 pages1 siteless than 1 ~cre

1767

Hargrove,1984

1984

Thomas H.Archaeological and historical investigations atSandling Beach recreation area, Falls Lake, WakeCounty, North Carolina. Ms. on file, ArchaeologicalResearch Consult~nts, Inc., Chapel Hill.

draft?39 pages

Architectural and archaeological investigations atthe James Mangum House (National Register of HistoricPlaces), Sycamore Point recreation area, Falls Lake,Wake County, North Carolina. Ms. on file, Archaeological Research Consultants, Inc., Chapel Hill.

draft75 pageshouse, 1 prehistoric site

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1768

1769

1984 Architectural and archaeological investigations at the 1770James Mangum House (National Register of HistoricPlaces), Sycamore Point recreation area, Falls Lake, WakeCounty, North Carolina. Ms. on file, ArchaeologicalResearch Consultants, Inc., Chapel Hill.

final75 pageshouse, 1 prehistoric site

Hill, Michael1984 Memorandum on rifle pits on Walnut Creek near Cary,

Wake County. Ms. on file, Research Branch, N.C.Division of Archives and History.

2 pages

1771


Padgett,1984

Ward, H.1985

Thomas J.Archaeological study, Bridge No. 97-40-02 over LittleRiver, Wake County, Project No. B-1411. Ms. on file,Planning and Research Branch, Division of Highways, N.C.Department of Transportation.


Trawick and R.P. Stephen Davis, Jr.Archaeological survey and assessment of four wastewaterinterceptor routes in Garner, Wake County, North Carolina(EPA C370623-02). Ms. on file, Research Labs ofAnthropology, UNC-Chapel Hill.

12 pa.~es

1 siteapprox. 16 acres

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1772

1773

WASHINGTON

Anthony,1982

WATAUGA

Ronald W. and Carl R. SteenA cultural resources study of the proposed peat tomethanol project tract, Washington County, NorthCarolina. Resource Studies Series No. 58. CarolinaArchaeological Services, Columbia, S.C.

43 pagesno sites814 =tcres

1774

Ayers, Harvard G.1984 Archaeological reconnaissance survey of the Watauga 1775

County industrial park near Boone, North Carolina.Ms. on file, ASU, Boone.


WAYNE

Carnes, Linda1984

Harper, Terry1984

F.Monitoring for archaeological resources at the CharlesB. Aycock State Historic Site, Wayne County, NorthCarolina. Ms. on file, Historic Sites Section, N.C.Division of Archives and History.

5 pages

M.Archaeological investigations at the Aycock Cemetery:Charles B. Aycock State Historic Site, \.J'ayne County,North Carolina. Ms. on fil~, Historic Sites Section,N.C. Division of Archives and History.

6 pages

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1776

1777

Padgett,1983

1984

Hard, H.1984

WILKES

Thomas J.Archaeological study, Bridge No. 111-33-10 on NC 111over the Neuse River, Wayne County, Project No. B-926.Ms. on file, Planning and Research Branch, Division ofHighways, N.C. Department of Transportation.

12 pages1 siteapprox. 1 acre

Archaeological study, relocation of US 117, MountOlive to Goldsboro, Wayne County, Project No. R-91.Ms. on file, Planning and Research Branch, Division ofHighways, N.C. Department of Transportation.

8 pages7 sites

Trawick and R.P. Stephen Davis, Jr.Archaeological survey and assessment of two WayneCounty borrow pit locations. Ms. on file, ResearchLabs of Anthropology, UNC-Chapel Hill.


1778

1779

1780

Ayers, Harvard G.1983 Archeological reconnaissance survey of a proposed

water-sewer line near Wilkesboro in Wilkes County,North Carolina. Ms. on file, ASU, Boone.

4 pagesno sites

1781

1983 Report of subsurface testing of a proposed watersewer line near Wilkesboro in Wilkes County, NorthCarolina. Ms. on file, ASU, Boone.

supplement to 17814 pagesno sites

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1782

YADKIN

Clauser, John1984

YANCEY

w., Jr.Richmond Hill Law School, Yadkin County. Ms. on file,Archaeology Branch, N.C. Division of Archives andHistory.

2 pagesno sites

1783

Padgett,1984

Thomas J.Archaeological study,over \~lite Oak Creek,B-1440. Ms. on file,Division of Highways,

3 pagesno sites1 acre

Bridge No. 80-90-30 on NC BOYancey County, Project No.Planning and Research Branch,N.C. Department of Transportation.

1784

1984 Archaeological study, Bridge No. 197-90-20 on Ne ~97

over Cane River, Yancey County, Project No. B-1442.Ms. on file, Planning and Research Branch, Division ofHighways, N.C. Department of Transportation.

5 pagesno sites

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AUTHOR INDEX

Bibliographic Reference Number

Abbott, Lawrence E., Jr. 1554, 1629, 1633, 1641, 1642, 1643,1675, 1699

Angley, Wilson 1558, 1612, 1739, 1740

Anthony, Ronald \-,1 • 1774

Anuskiewicz, Richard J. 1565

Archaeological Research 1564Consultants, Inc.

Athens, William P. 1622, 1624

Ayers, Harvard G. 1555, 1578, 1748, 1775, 1781, 1782

Baker, C. Michael 1572, 1579, 1597, 1658, 1679, 1681,1709, 1710, 1711 , 1729

Baroody, John C. 1714

Beckerman, Ira 1644

Brewer, David M. 1741

Brown, Ann 1571

Brown, Charlotte 1617, 1618

Burke, Thomas D. 1546, 1585

Caballero, Olga M. 1610

Cantley, Charles E. 1592, 1593

Carnes, Linda F. 1671, 1776

Claggett, Stephen R. 1548, 1730

Clauser, John W., Jr. 1586, 1613, 1614, 1648, 1649, 1652,1657, 1718, 1737, 1742, 1762, 1767,1783

Cobb, James E. 1752

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Cox, James Lee Dolan, Jr. 1623

Cross, Jerry L. 1591, 1753

Davis, R.P. Stephen, Jr. 1550 t 1595, 1630, 1691, 1704, 1754,1773, 1780

Drucker, Lesley M. 1705

Ehrenhard, John E. 1620, 1624, 1625

Elmendorf, Julia O. 1605

Fischer, Dianne K. 1581, 1708

Fischer, Fred W. 1580, 1581, 1609, 1706, 1707, 1708

Funk, Thomas C. 1672

Gardner, Paul S. 1731

Garl1d, Jennifer G. 1672

Graham, Don 1636

Graham, J. Bennett 1605

Green, Paul R. 1627, 1667, 1745

Hall, Dolores A. 1649

Hall, Linda G. 1597, 1679, 1685, 1686, 1710, 1711 ,1729

Hammond, Michael 1615, 1719

Hargrove, Thomas H. 1559, 1566, 1567, 1587 t 1600, 1601,1602 t 1616, 1617, 1618, 1650, 1665 t

1693, 1716, 1719, 1725, 1726, 1732,1733, 1749 t 1750, 1768, 1769, 1770

Harper, Terry M. 1560 t 1561, 1673, 1714 t 1715, 1777

Hartsell t Kenneth 1552, 1553, 1627

Herring, William B. , III 1672

Hill, Michael 1562, 1669, 1771

Israel, Stephen 1674

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Jack6on~ Susan 1705

Jervis ~ Larry 1594

Joyce~ Dee Dee 1634~ 1712

Kern~ John ~. 1592~ 1593

K.immel~ Richard 1568~ 1569~ 1760

Komara~ Gregory L. 1624~ 1625

Leonard, Steven 1602

Lewarch~ Dennis E. 1559, 1617~ 1618, 1749, 1750

Loftfield, Thomas C. 1588, 1589, 1676~ 1720, 1721, 1722,1734~ 1735, 1736

McCall, R. Dale 1627

Madry, Scott 1617, 1618

Mathis, Mark A. 1549, 1766

May, Alan J. 1653, 1654, 1655

Moore, David G. 1549, 1573

Myers, Susan G. 1547

Newell, Samuel W. 1723

Oliver, Billy L. 1742

Padgett~ Toomas J. 1551, 1556, 1557, 1570, 1574, 1575,1576, 1582, 1590, 1606~ 1607, 1631,1632, 1635, 1637~ 1639, 164O, 1651,1656, 1666, 1668, 1670, 1677 , 1682,1683, 1684~ 1687, 1688, 1689, 1690~

170O, 1701, 1703, 1713, 1717, 1738,1743, 1746~ 1747, 1755, 1758~ 1765,1772, 1778, 1779, 1784, 1785

Payne, Ted M. 1571

Phelps, David S. 1619, 1626~ 1627, 1680

Reichs, Kathleen J. 1563, 1759

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Robinson, Ken 1621

Rogers, Anne F. 1598, 1599, 1608, 1659, 1660, 1661,1662, 1663, 1664, 1678, 1694, 1695,1696, 1697, 1698, 1763, 1764

Runquist, Jeannette 1627

Smith, Gerald P. 1552, 1553

Snavely, Alan N. 1645, 1756, 1757

Steen, Carl R. 1705, 1774

Stephenson, Pam 1583, 1584

Su::nner, Jim 1751, 1761

SwIft, Camm C. 1627

Thomas, Ronald A. 1638

Trinkley, Michael 1611

von Essen, Ian E. 1559, 1617, 1618, 1749, 1750

Ward, H. Trawick 1550, 1595, 1630, 1691, 1704, 1754,1773, 1780

Watson, W. Bryan, Jr. 1589, 1676, 1744

W~tts, Gordon P., Jr. 1587, 1724, 1725, 1726

Wilde-Ramsing, Mark 1628, 1727

Wilson, Homes H. 1577 , 1595

Wilson, Jack H., Jr. 1603, 1604, 1692, 1728

Woodall, J. Ned 1646, 1647, 1702

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CONTRIBUTOR INDEX*

Federal Agencies

Tennessee Valley AuthorityNorris, Tennessee 37828(615) 632-6450

US Corps of EngineersWilmington DistrictP.O. Box 1890Wilmington, North Carolina 28402(919) 343-4755

US Department of AgricultureForest Service50 S. French Broad AvenueAsheville, North Carolina 28802(704) 258-2850, extension 311

USDI National Park ServiceSoutheast Archeological CenterTallahassee, Florida

State Agencies

Division of Archives and HistoryNorth Carolina Department of Cultural109 E. Jones StreetRaleigh, North Carolina 27611

Archaeology Branch(919) 733-7342

~esources

Julia O. ElmendorfJ. Bennett Graham

Richard Kimmel

Linda G. HallPam Stephenson

William P. AthensJohn E. Ehrenhard

Thomas D. BurkeStephen R. ClaggettJohn W. Clauser, Jr.Dolores A. HallMark A. MathisSusan G. MyersBilly L. OliverJim Sumner **

Research Staff (Under Director's Office)(919) 733-9375

Wilson AngleyJerry L. CrossMichael Hill

*Generally based on affiliation at time of report submission.**Office at Archaeology Branch; is staff member of Archaeology and Historic

Preservation Section.

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Historic Sites Section(919) 733-7862

Underwater UnitP.O. Box 58Kure Beach, North Carolina 28449(919) 458-9042

Western Field Office13 Veterans DriveAsheville, North Carolina 28805(704) 298-5024

North Carolina Department of TransportationDivision of HighwaysPlanning and Research BranchHwy. Bldg., 1 South Wilmington StreetRaleigh, North Carolina 27611(919) 733-3141

South Carolina Department of Highways andPublic Transportation

P.O. Box 191Columbia, South Carolina 29202

Local Agencies

Cumberland County Planning DepartmentDrawer 1829Old Courthouse BuildingFayetteville, North Carolina 28302-1829(919) 481-8131, extension 273

Universities/Colleges

Appalachian State UniversityDepartment of AnthropologyBoone, North Carolina 28608(704) 262-2295

Catawba CollegeDepartment of AnthropologySalisbury, North Carolina 28144(04) 637-4447

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Terry HarperLinda F. CarnesJack H. Wilson, Jr.

Mark Wilde-Ramsing

David G. Moore

Thomas J. Padgett

Michael TrinkleyOlga M. Caballero

Ken Robinson

Harvard G. Ayers

Dee Dee Joyce

East Carolina University

Program in Maritime History andUnderwater Research

Department of History

W. Bryan Watson, Jr.

Department of Sociology andGreenville, North Carolina(919) 757-6159 (office)(919) 757-6905 (lab)

North Carolina State UniversityDepartment of ForestryRaleigh, North Carolina 27650

Anthropology27834

David S. PhelpsPaul R. Green

Larry Jervis

University of North CarolinaResearch Laboratories of AnthropologyChapel Hill, North Carolina 27514(919) 962-6574

University of North CarolinaDepartment of Sociology and AnthropologyCharlotte, North Carolina 28223

University of North CarolinaDepartment of Sociology and AnthropologyWilmLngton, North Carolina 28401(919) 791-4330, extension 2420

Wake Forest UniversityArcheology Laboratoriest1useum of ManDepartment of AnthropologyWinston-Salem, North Carolina 27109(919) 761-5497 (office)(919) 761-5117 (lab)

Western Carolina UniversityArchaeology LaboratoryDepartment of Sociology and AnthropologyCullowhee, North Carolina(704) 227-7120

Private Agencies/Individuals

Archaeological Research Consultants, Inc.P.O. Box: 3296Chapel Hill, North Carolina 27514(919) 967-4180

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R.P. Stephen Davis, Jr.H. Trawick WardHomes Hogue Hilson

Janet LevyKathleen J. Reichs

Thomas C. Loftfield

J. Ned WoodallLawrence E. Abbott, Jr.Ira BeckermanAlan N. Snavely

Anne F. Rogers

f1ichael HammondThomas H. HargroveSteven LeonardDennis LewarchScott MadryIan von Essen

C. Michael Baker & Linda G. HallPrivate ConsultantsArchaeology and Historic PreservationP.O. Box 9349Asheville, N.C. 28815(704)298-4155

Carolina Archaeological Services537 Harden StreetColumbia, South Carolina 29205(803) 254-3996

Commonwealth Associates209 E. Washington AvenueJackson, Michigan 49201(517) 788-3560

Cultural Heritage Research Services, Inc.P.O. Box 9Sharon Hill, Pennsylvania 19079

Found3.tion for North Carolina ArchaeologyP.O. Box 9143Asheville, North Carolina 28815(704) 298-4155

Dr. Fred W. Fischer2051 Flat Rock RoadYork, South Carolina 29745(803) 684-2534

Dr. Alan May3 Maxwell RoadChapel Hill, North Carolina 27514(919) 429-3709

Mid-Atlantic Archaeological Research, Inc.P.O. Box 67670 S. Chapel StreetNewark, Delaware 19711(302) 368-5777

Tidewater Atlantic ~esearch

105 Meadow DriveWashington, North Carolina 27889

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C. Michael BakerLinda G. Hall

Lesley M. DruckerRonald W. AnthonySusan JacksonCarl R. Steen

Charles E. CantleyJohn R. Kern

Ann BrownTed M. Payne

C. Michael BakerLinda G. Hall

Fred W. FischerDianne K. Fischer

Alan May

Ronald A. Thomas

Gordon P. Watts, Jr.

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