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Archaeologists Seek Clues To Lost Roanoke Colony
Archaeologists using proton magnetometers soil tests and remote sensing plan to locate the Roanoke Island settlement near Fort Raleigh on land and in Roanoke Sound. Researchers from the Southeast Archaeology Center and East Carolina University target post holes artifacts and possible gravesites while a Ford Raleigh fort and 400th anniversary plans drive funding and renewed expeditions.
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Raleigh, N.C
John White
Great Britain
America
Roanoke Island
Fort Raleigh
Raleigh
Phil Evans
National Park Service
Sir Walter Raleigh
Ralph Lane
England
White
J.C. Harrington
Fort
Evans
Virginia
Park Service
Southeast Archaeology Center
Tallahassee
Fla
Gordon Watts
East Carolina University
Roanoke Sound
Watts
University of Florida
Richard Faust
John Ehrenhard
Eastern National Park and Monument Association
The
Faust
John Neville