CIA Online Archaeology Resources (PDF)
Archaeology on the World Wide Web
Prepared by UNC-Chapel Hill, Research Laboratories of Archaeology
NORTH CAROLINA ARCHAEOLOGY
Archaeology and Ancient
History of North Carolina
A web resource on North Carolina archaeology designed especially for K-12 students and teachers. It was written by the staff of the Research Laboratories of Archeology and is maintained on the web by Learn North Carolina, a program for teachers based at the School of Education at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.
This site is the most comprehensive guide to archaeology and Archaeologists in North Carolina. It is maintained by the Office of State Archaeology, a branch in the Division of Archives and History.
North Carolina
Archaeological Society
This is a membership organization of people interested in North Carolina archaeology, with local chapters across the state.
This site contains links to state-run sites in North Carolina, many of which have archaeological exhibits (such as Town Creek Indian Mound, Historic Halifax, Historic Bath, Brunswick Town, Fort Dobbs, and Somerset Place). It is maintained by the Historic Sites Section, a unit in the Division of Archives and History.
Research Laboratories of
Archaeology
Home page of the oldest research center devoted to North Carolina archaeology, located at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Contains information and links of interest to teachers, including the text of Intrigue of the Past: North Carolina ’ s First Peoples.