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The Berry Site in the News

Below are some of the articles, from the latest to earlier,  published about us in the news.

 

Magazine Articles

•  Archaeology Magazine: Spain's Appalachian Outpost (July/August 2009)

• American Archaeology:  Contact & Conflict (Spring 2008)

• BBC Magazine: In Search of the Last Conquitadors (December 2006)

• Smithsonian Magazine: Spain Makes a Stand (March 2006)

• National Geographic News: Evidence of 16th-Century Spanish Fort in Applachia? (November 2004)

 

 

Televison Programs

• UNC-TV Online: The First, Lost Colony (January 2008)

• North Carolina Museum of Natural Sciences & UNC-TV: Reception & Preview for "The First, Lost Colony" (January 2008)

 

Newspaper Articles

• The Morganton News Herald: Archaeology lab to be held at the Wall center for Archaeological Research (March 5, 2010)

• The Morganton News Herald: Archaeological site opens center (September 5, 2009)

• The Morganton News Herald: Berry site welcomes public to explore (June 27, 2009)

• The Hickory Daily Record: You're invited to see the mystery in the mud (June 24, 2009)

• The Morganton News Herald: Daylily farm host festival, names hyprid after Berry site (June 23, 2009)

• The Morganton News Herald: Archaeologist invites public to come dig with him in the dirt (March 29, 2009)

• The Morganton News Herald: Archaeologist gives Berry Site report (March 27, 2009)

• The Morganton News Herald: Public invited to see 500-year-old artifacts (June 29, 2008)

• The Morganton News Herald: Red Hatters take in history (December 15, 2008)

• Charlotte Observer: Local Group Promotes Exploration of Burke's Ancient Past (March 2008)

• Chapel Hill News: Archaeological Findings Bury English Only (February 2008)

• The Raleigh News & Observer: Trove from Fort San Juan Delights Archaeologists (January 2008)

• Tulanian: Archaeologist Digs 16th-Century America (Fall 2007)

• New Wave: Digging up Cultural Collisions: Archaeologist Digs Into Sixteenth-Century America (July 2007)

• NSF Award Abstract: Joara and Fort San Juan: Colonialism and Household Practice at the Berry Site, North Carolina (September 2006)

• Warren Wilson College News: National Science Foundation grant to aid Berry archaeological site excavations (September 13, 2006)

•  RaleighNewsObserver.com: Dig Finds Evidence of Spanish Fort (August 2004)

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