Research Laboratories of Archaeology | Archaeologyrla.unc.edu/Archives/NCAS/Newsletters_(new_series)/Volume_3_No_4.pdfThe data recovery was conducted from March I to March 31, 1993.
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North Carolina Archaeological Society Newsletter 17(4)rla.unc.edu/Archives/NCAS/Newsletters_(new_series)/Volume_17_No_4.pdf · North Carolina Archaeological Society Newsletter (Winter
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rla.unc.edurla.unc.edu/.../Volume_3_No_1.pdf · The study of cemeteries by the Office Of State Archaeology (OSA) began in the early 1980's as a part-time activity — a spin-off of
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Research Laboratories of Archaeology | Archaeologyrla.unc.edu/Archives/NCAS/Newsletters_(new_series)/Volume_4_No_3.pdf · Associate Editor: Dee H. Nelms, Office Of State Archaeology,
rla.unc.edurla.unc.edu/mapfiles/cc/cc-2-2.list.pdf · The Crown Collection of Photographs of American M aps Selected and edited by Archer Butler Hulbert Asociate Professor of History,
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