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The Research Laboratories of Archaeology (RLA) Publications Archive contains publications and reports generated from fieldwork and research by RLA staff and students at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Founded in 1939, the RLA was the first center for the study of North Carolina archaeology. It is currently one of the leading institutes for archaeological teaching and research in the South, serving the interests of students, scholars, and the general public. Located within the College of Arts and Sciences, the RLA provides support for faculty and students working not only in North Carolina, but also throughout the Americas...

The Research Laboratories of Archaeology (RLA) Publications Archive contains publications and reports generated from fieldwork and research by RLA staff and students at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Founded in 1939, the RLA was the first center for the study of North Carolina archaeology. It is currently one of the leading institutes for archaeological teaching and research in the South, serving the interests of students, scholars, and the general public. Located within the College of Arts and Sciences, the RLA provides support for faculty and students working not only in North Carolina, but also throughout the Americas and overseas. With one of the nation’s finest collections of archaeological materials from the South, the RLA curates more than eight million artifacts along with more than 65,000 digital images, photographs, slides, and more. Over the past 60 years, virtually all of the major discoveries in the understanding of North Carolina’s ancient past can be attributed to the RLA or to researchers trained there. For more information, check out the RLA’s website at https://archaeology.sites.unc.edu/rla/. Information about the RLA’s artifact and photographic collections can be accessed through UNC’s Digital Collections Repository at https://dcr.lib.unc.edu/.

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51. An Archaeological Assessment of Pre-Columbian Fauna in the Roanoke River Basin

52. Finding Tivoli: An Archaeological Search for William Richardson Davie's Home at Land's Ford, Chester County, South Carolina

53. Archaeological Investigations at the James Lee Love House on the University of North Carolina Campus, Chapel Hill, North Carolina

54. Stone Quarries and Sourcing in the Carolina Slate Belt

55. 2006 Archaeological Investigations at Town Creek Indian Mound State Historic Site

56. Summary Report of 2007 Archaeological Investigations at Catawba Nassaw Town (38Yk434), York County, South Carolina

57. 2007 Archaeological Investigations at Town Creek Indian Mound State Historic Site

58. Woodland Pottery Sourcing in the Carolina Sandhills

59. 2009 Archaeological Investigations at Town Creek Indian Mound State Historic Site

60. An Archaeological Assessment of the Carolina North Duct Corridor, The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, Orange County, North Carolina