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Historic Partnership with Eno River Association seeks expansion of State Park

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Collaborating With Collectors | American Archaeology

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The most recent issue of American Archaeology Magazine, SUMMER 2018, is now available! COVER: Kin Kletso is one of Chaco Canyon’s great houses. Evidence indicates that gambling could have played an important role in the lives of Chacoans. CREDIT: James Q. Jacobs

American Archaeology Summer 2018 is Here!

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Cherokee lifestyles and history are on display at Oconaluftee Indian Village. Credit: EBCI DESTINATION MARKETING

A Tour Of Western North Carolina’s Rich Archaeology & History

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A British soldier shakes hands with a Catawba warrior. A key to the Catawbas’ survival during the Colonial era was the military and economic alliance with the colony of South Carolina. Catawba warriors protected the colony from attacks by natives allied with the French and Spanish and served with the English in their frontier wars. In return, South Carolina granted favored trading status to the Catawba and provided them with firearms, ammunition, and supplies that were critical to their survival. Credit: Carolyn Arcabascio.

Surviving In A Changing World

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By around 1680, African American Maroons established communities on islands in the swamp. The woman pictured here is fashioning a tool while keeping an eye on her children. Credit: Carolyn Arcabascio

Life In The Great Dismal Swamp

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The famous petroglyph rock known as Judaculla Rock.

Searching for Endangered Sites of North Carolina

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The environment where the 18th century Tuscarora village of Catechna at the Koon’s Landing site is located. Photo: The Archaeological Conservancy.

4 Intriguing Archaeological Preserves of North Carolina

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Archaeologists excavate around and within Fort Raleigh’s reconstructed earthwork in 1990. CREDIT: Ira Block

Looking For The Lost Colony

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Center Places and Cherokee Towns

Book Review – Center Places and Cherokee Towns: Archaeological Perspectives

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