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Courtney Page

Courtney Page Staff Archaeologist and Collections Manager

Courtney comes from Greensboro, NC and received a BS in anthropology from Western Carolina University, where she conducted field and lab work with prehistoric North Carolina collections. She joined the OSA team in 2010 as a graduate student at the Queen Anne’s Revenge Conservation Lab (QAR Lab) in Greenville, NC, a facility dedicated to preserving the remains of Blackbeard’s flagship. She graduated from East Carolina University in 2014 with an MA in anthropology with a concentration in historical archaeology. While in graduate school, she continued to gain field and lab experience with historic artifacts and sites from both terrestrial and marine contexts and realized her passion for artifact collections.

Courtney became a permanent staff member of the QAR Lab in 2013 as lab manager, where she curated lab records, managed the extensive artifact collection, and developed public outreach activities. In May 2018, she became a Staff Archaeologist and collections manager for the Office of State Archaeology Research Center in Raleigh. As collections manager, Courtney is responsible for ensuring the extensive collection of Research Center artifacts are properly treated, documented, and stored. She is also a member of the department's Cultural Resources Emergency Support Team.

Contact Info

919-715-5599
courtney.page@ncdcr.gov 

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  • Lindsay Flood Ferrante
  • Mary Beth Fitts
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  • Casey Kirby
  • Emily McDowell
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  • Casey Kirby
  • Cassandra Pardo
  • Chris Southerly
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  • David Cranford
  • Dee Nelms
  • Dylan Clark
  • Elise Carroll
  • Emily McDowell
  • John Mintz
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  • Courtney Page
  • Cassandra Pardo
  • Allyson Ropp
  • Tim Smith
  • Chris Southerly
  • Madeline Spencer
  • Melissa Timo
  • Kim Urban
  • Terry Williams

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North Carolina Office of State Archaeology

109 E. Jones Street 
Raleigh
, N.C. 27601

4619 Mail Service Center 
Raleigh
, N.C. 27699-4619

(919) 814-6550

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The North Carolina Office of State Archaeology is a program of the North Carolina Office of Archives and History, Division of Historical Resources, within the North Carolina Department of Natural and Cultural Resources.

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