Lectures Archives

Archaeological Stewardship in North Carolina: What? Why? and How?

As you are now, so once was I: The Historic Cemetery Landscape of the North Carolina Coast

Submerged NC: American Indian Log Boats - Every Tree Tells a Story

Submerged NC: Heritage in the Eye of the Storm - A Systematic Effort to Document Cultural Resources Damaged & Threatened by Hurricanes

Submerged NC: Maritime Archaeology - Discovering and Exploring Shipwrecks

Submerged NC: World War I - The Great War off North Carolina's Coast

Submerged NC: Where the Water is Shallow, and the Current is Strong - Stone Fish Weirs of the Eastern Woodlands

Submerged NC: Diving into Diversity

Submerged NC: Engineering in the Classroom with Underwater Remotely Operated Vehicles

Submerged NC: Sometimes the Simplest Solutions are the Best Solutions – Re-Conserving the Lake Phelps Canoes

Submerged NC: Conservation of USS Monitor - Past, Present, and Future

Submerged NC: The Submarine Blitzkrieg against North America and the U.S. Response - December 1941 to August 1942

Submerged NC: World War II's Battle of the Atlantic - When the War Came to America

Submerged NC: Hurricane Hazards and Science - The National Hurricane Center's Role in Providing Life-saving Information

Submerged NC: Kid Power - How North Carolina Kids Took on Marine Debris

Submerged NC: Driven Ashore and Gone to Pieces – Beach Wrecks of North Carolina