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Tyrrell County, Hammocks Beach projects town halls set

The public meetings scheduled for June 11 in Columbia and June 12 in Swansboro will focus on the archaeological discoveries uncovered at Scuppernong River Dedicated Nature Reserve, Alligator River Game Lands, both in Tyrrell County, and Hammocks Beach State Park in Swansboro.

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The Outer Banks Voice - Graveyard of the Atlantic Museum holiday schedule and June programsÂ

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Gone but not forgotten: What s being done to save NC s historic cemeteries

From the Outer Banks to east Wilmington, volunteers and researchers are working to save historic cemeteries before they are lost.

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State archaeologist weighs in on possible Native American burial mound

Deputy State Archaeologist Dylan Clark said his office has no jurisdiction over nor received a request for an environmental review to see if a Native American burial mound sits on

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