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    AuthorBarbour, Terry E., II (1)Caynor, E. Christopher (1)Subject
    Archaeology (2)
    Coastal plains (2)
    Excavations (Archaeology)--North Carolina--Edgecombe County (2)Indians of North America--North Carolina--Edgecombe County--Antiquities (2)
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    Paleo-Indians--North Carolina--Edgecombe County (2)Squire's Ridge (N.C.)--Antiquities (2)Woodland culture--North Carolina--Edgecombe County (2)Archaic (1)Shovel testing (1)... View MoreDate Issued2011 (1)2015 (1)Has File(s)true (2)

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    SHOVEL TESTING THE SQUIRE'S RIDGE (31ED365) SITE : EDGECOMBE COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA 

    Caynor, E. Christopher (East Carolina University, 2011)
    In this study, artifacts from the 2009 field season at Squire's Ridge (31ED365) are analyzed. One-hundred and fourteen shovel tests were completed by students under the supervision of I. Randolph Daniel that account for ...
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    Reconstructing The Culture History Of The Multicomponent Site Squires Ridge (31Ed365) Within The Northern Coastal Plain Of North Carolina 

    Barbour, Terry E., II (East Carolina University, 2015)
    Squires Ridge is a multicomponent, stratified site situated atop a relict sand dune in Eastern North Carolina. Previous research has emphasized site formation, delineation, and most recently occupation. The purpose of this ...

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