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THE LONG BRANCH SITE (31JK477): A LATE ARCHAIC SAVANNAH RIVER PHASE OCCUPATION IN THE APPALACHIAN SUMMIT OF WESTERN NORTH CAROLINA
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THE LONG BRANCH SITE (31JK477): A LATE ARCHAIC SAVANNAH RIVER PHASE OCCUPATION IN THE APPALACHIAN SUMMIT OF WESTERN NORTH CAROLINA
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THE LONG BRANCH SITE (31JK477): A LATE ARCHAIC SAVANNAH RIVER PHASE OCCUPATION IN THE APPALACHIAN SUMMIT OF WESTERN NORTH CAROLINA
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Journal Article
THE LONG BRANCH SITE (31JK477): A LATE ARCHAIC SAVANNAH RIVER PHASE OCCUPATION IN THE APPALACHIAN SUMMIT OF WESTERN NORTH CAROLINA
2016
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The Long Branch site (31JK477) was a multi-component late prehistoric and Late Archaic site located in the Appalachian Summit region of western North Carolina. It contained deeply-stratified Late Archaic cultural deposits, including a substantial quartzite lithic assemblage and numerous intact cultural features. The most significant and unique aspect of 31JK477 was a series of postholes and a small, artificially-created basin that defined the partial remains of a structure, the only documented instance of Late Archaic architecture in the region. Lithic debris and tools were concentrated within and immediately adjacent to the structure's outline. Preliminary spatial analysis of the distribution of lithic refits, debitage, and knapping tools at the site suggests that tool production occurred in discrete areas, including in the interior of the structure, during the site's use.
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Eastern States Archaeological Federation
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