Cultural resource survey of the northeast Cape Fear River and report on the test excavation to evaluate the steamship "Spray" - Onslow County Public Library

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Cultural resource survey of the northeast Cape Fear River and report on the test excavation to evaluate the steamship "Spray"

Saltus, Allen R. (author.). Angley, Wilson (author.). North Carolina. Department of Cultural Resources, (distributor.).

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https://digital.ncdcr.gov/documents/detail/6058556

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Physical Description: remote
1 online resource (119 pages) : illustrations, maps
Publisher: [Place of production not indicated] : [Atlantic Salvesen?], November 1982..
Producer: [Place of production not indicated] : [Atlantic Salvesen?], November 1982..
Distributor: Raleigh, North Carolina : NC Department of Cultural Resources

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Bibliography, etc. Note:: Includes bibliographical references (pages 101-107).
Source of Description Note:: Title from PDF (viewed September 20, 2024).

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Subject:: Cape Fear River (N.C.) Surveys; Excavations (Archaeology) North Carolina Cape Fear River; Shipwrecks North Carolina Cape Fear River; Spray (Steamship); Historic sites North Carolina Wilmington

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