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POPS National Science Foundation Grant Yields Pay Dirt

by lost colony searcher 2-3-2008

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POPS THE MYSTERIOUS “WOMEN’S TOWNE” OF NORTH CAROLINA

by lost colony searcher 10-11-2007

THE MYSTERIOUS “WOMEN’S TOWNE” OF NORTH CAROLINA The earliest illustrations of North Carolina, painted by the artist John White, are coming to America this October. White traveled with a company of Englishmen who explored the region and left tantalizing records of their discoveries. One of their most unusual finds, an Indian “Women’s Towne,” was never illustrated or explained.

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POPS Native Americans in North Carolina BC

by lost colony searcher 9-6-2007

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POPS Evidence of 16th-Century Spanish Fort in Appalachia?

by lost colony searcher 8-31-2007

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POPS Archaelogists make big discovery in Okatie

by lost colony searcher 8-28-2007

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POPS Family Roots Tied to Croatan Tribe

by lost colony searcher 8-26-2007

These family names -- Elks, Buck, Carrow, Hodges and Gibbs -- may sound like a reading of telephone listings for Chocowinity, but one researcher is attempting to relate these names with a greater meaning, deep in the Indian history of eastern North Carolina.

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POPS What Happened to the Lost Colonists?

by lost colony searcher 8-12-2007

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POPS Early Contact Indian Village

by lost colony searcher 8-11-2007

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POPS Native American Bones Unearthed

by lost colony searcher 8-4-2007

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POPS Lost Colony Exibit Opens at MOA

by lost colony searcher 8-3-2007

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