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From Joara to Chiaha:
Spanish Exploration of the Appalachian Summit Area, 1540-1568
By Robin A. Beck, Jr.
In Search of Burned Buildings at the Berry Site
Buried, Burned, Burke Buildings at Berry
By David G. Moore and Christopher B.Rodning
SEAC 2001: Magnetometer and Auger Testing at the Berry Site, Burke County, North Carolina
By Thomas Hargrove and Robin A. Beck, Jr.
Mississippian Chiefdoms; the Spanish Frontier
An overview of recent excavations at the Berry Site
By Megan S. Best and Christopher B. Rodning
Catawba River, North Carolina, Cultural Chronology From Late Woodland to Catawba Valley Mississippian
By David G. Moore
The Fall of Fort San Juan
By Robin A Beck and Caroline Ketron
SEAC 2004: Exploring Joara and Fort San Juan: Continuing Excavations at the Berry site, North Carolina
Continuing Excavations at the Berry Site, North Carolina
By David G. Moore, Robin A. Beck, Jr. & Christopher B. Rodning
Joara and Fort San Juan:
Culture contact at the edge of the world
By David G. Moore, Robin A. Beck, Jr. & Christopher B. Rodning
The Burke Phase
A Mississippian Frontier in the North Carolina Foothills
By Robin A. Beck, Jr and David G. Moore
In Search of Fort San Juan
Investigations at the Berry Site (31BK22), Burke County, North Carolina
By Christopher B. Rodning, David G. Moore, and Robin A. Beck, Jr
SEAC 2006: Identifying Fort San Juan
A 16th Century Spanish Occupation at the Berry Site, North Carolina
By Robin A. Beck, Jr., David G. Moore & Christopher B. Rodning
SOC/ANT THESIS: Mining for the Source
Identifying the Origins of Raw Muscovite through XRF Analysis
By Emma Richardson
SOC/ANT THESIS: Structures and Styles
Identifying Spanish Contact Through Architecture at the Berry Site
By Andrea Glenn
SOC/ANT THESIS: Spatial Implications of Domestic Structures
Application of GIS in the Analysis of Architectural Grammar
By Corey T. White
SOC/ANT THESIS: Native American and Spanish Ancillary Structures
An Analysis of Postholes at the Berry Site
By Abra Joghart
SOC/ANT THESIS: A Typology and Distribution Analysis of Berry Site (31BK22) Pipes
By Allyson M. Gardner
SOC/ANT THESIS: Analyzing Burke and Pisgah phase pottery in Western North Carolina using X-Ray Fluorescence
By Cassandra Monahan
SOC/ANT THESIS: The Prediction of Place
Calculating the Presence of Archaeological Sites in Pisgah National Forest
By Maureen Vaughan
SOC/ANT THESIS: From Quarry to Inquiry:
An Analysis of Variability within the Berry Site Lithic Assemblage
By Kathryn Kipfer
SOC/ANT THESIS: Interlocking Threads:
Examining the Relationship Between Chord Marked Pottery, Gender, and Communities of Practice in Western North Carolina
By Helen Albea