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for Southern Indian Studies Vol. 32 Issue , Oct 1980
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Archaeological test excavations at the Cold Morning Site in New Hanover County exposed an ossuary and numerous cultural artifacts. But despite burial evidence there were not structural or subsistence features that allowed for analysis of period or cultural affiliation.
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Southern Indian Studies
(NoCar E 78.S55 S6), Vol. 32 Issue , Oct 1980,
p5-40, bibl, f
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29135
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Tucker R. Littleton is remembered for his contributions to the field of archaeology. Tucker recorded over 1,000 archaeological sites in North Carolina. Most of the sites were in the southern coastal region of the state and were among the first recorded in their counties. Tucker is remembered for his ethical archaeological research as he donated most of his materials to the public so that they can be preserved and appreciated by locals and the widest possible audience.
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