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RLA Accession Ledger Page 1 of 538 Accession No. 1 Description Projectile points and stone blades Collector Wayne Arnold Date 6/17/35 Location Ns.-Ed. Stony, Swift and Fishing Creek and along Tar River. RLA Site No(s) Ed-Ns Total Entries 211 Total Artifacts 992 Accession No. 2 Description Projectile points, stone blades, chipped axes and other implements Collector Wayne Arnold Date 6/17/35 Location Guilford Co. Reedy Fork Creek one mile north of Rudd. RLA Site No(s) Gfv5 Total Entries 118 Total Artifacts 431 Accession No. 3 Description One large projectile point Collector Wayne Arnold Date 6/17/35 Location Guilford Co. Deep River, north bank about 1/2 mile from Jamestown RLA Site No(s) Gfv6 Total Entries 1 Total Artifacts 1 Accession No. 4 Description One banner-stone and one projectile point Collector Wayne Arnold Date 6/17/35 Location Guilford Co. Reedy Creek near Rudd. RLA Site No(s) Gfv1 Total Entries 2 Total Artifacts 2 Accession No. 5 Description One celt Collector Wayne Arnold Date 6/17/35 Location Guilford Co. South Buffalo Creek near Bessemer RLA Site No(s) Gfv25 Total Entries 1 Total Artifacts 1 Research Laboratories of Archaeology, UNC-Chapel Hill 24-Apr-05 RLA Accession Ledger Page 2 of 538 Accession No. 6 Description Projectile points, grooved axes, and a discoidal stone Collector Wayne Arnold Date 6/17/35 Location Halifax Co. south bank of Roanoke River Scotland Neck RLA Site No(s) Hxv2 Total Entries 18 Total Artifacts 23 Accession No. 7 Description Polished and chipped stone axes Collector Wayne Arnold Date 6/17/35 Location Halifax Co. Little Fishing Creek at the foot of Meduc Farm Mt, near Ringwood RLA Site No(s) Hxv3 Total Entries 17 Total Artifacts 17 Accession No. 8 Description Polished, semi-polished and chipped stone axes, projectile points, soap-stone pt. fragments and a hammerstone Collector Wayne Arnold Date 6/17/35 Location Nash Co. site located on north side of Swift Creek west of Battleboro RLA Site No(s) Nsv1 Total Entries 60 Total Artifacts 100 Accession No. 9 Description Clay pipe fragments, celts and axes Collector Wayne Arnold Date 6/17/35 Location Nash Co. 1/2 mile below falls of Tar River on north bank RLA Site No(s) Nsv3 Total Entries 25 Total Artifacts 25 Accession No. 10 Description One decomposed adult burial. Only skull, arm and leg bones were present. Collector Guy B. Johnson, Joffre L. Coe Date 5/6/36 Location Richmond Co. Exposed by flood waters of Pee Dee River on Leak plantation RLA Site No(s) Rhv1 Total Entries 1 Total Artifacts 7 Research Laboratories of Archaeology, UNC-Chapel Hill 24-Apr-05 RLA Accession Ledger Page 3 of 538 Accession No. 11 Description One group of potsherds Collector Guy B. Johnson, Joffre L. Coe Date 5/6/36 Location Richmond Co. Exposed by flood waters of Pee Dee River on Leak plantation RLA Site No(s) Rhv1 Total Entries 10 Total Artifacts 10 Accession No. 12 Description One bannerstone fragment and one fragment of a gorget Collector Wayne Arnold Date 6/17/35 Location Nash Co. one mile northwest of Battleboro on Swift Creek RLA Site No(s) Nsv4 Total Entries 2 Total Artifacts 2 Accession No. 13 Description One fragment of a bannerstone and one celt Collector Wayne Arnold Date 6/17/35 Location Edgecombe Co. North bank of Tar River five miles northeast of Rocky Mount. RLA Site No(s) Edv1 Total Entries 2 Total Artifacts 2 Accession No. 14 Description One fragment of a bannerstone Collector Wayne Arnold Date 6/17/35 Location Edgecombe Co. North bank of Tar River six miles east of Rocky Mount RLA Site No(s) Edv2 Total Entries 1 Total Artifacts 1 Accession No. 15 Description Projectile points, one fragment of a gorget, one fragment of a bannerstone, one semi- polished axe Collector Wayne Arnold Date 6/17/35 Location Edgecomb Co. Site on Tar River 7-1/2 miles east of Rocky Mount RLA Site No(s) Edv4 Total Entries 7 Total Artifacts 238 Research Laboratories of Archaeology, UNC-Chapel Hill 24-Apr-05 RLA Accession Ledger Page 4 of 538 Accession No. 16 Description Two polished axes, full groove Collector Wayne Arnold Date 6/17/35 Location Edgecombe Co, Site near Dunbar bridge eight and one half miles east of Rocky Mount. RLA Site No(s) Edv5 Total Entries 2 Total Artifacts 2 Accession No. 17 Description Three polished axes, full groove Collector Wayne Arnold Date 6/17/35 Location Wilson-Green Cos. Conten Creek near the Wilson-Green Co. line. RLA Site No(s) Wiv1 Total Entries 3 Total Artifacts 3 Accession No. 18 Description Hammerstone, chipped axes and unfinished blades Collector Wayne Arnold Date 6/17/35 Location Nash Co. RLA Site No(s) Ns-G Total Entries 15 Total Artifacts 15 Accession No. 19 Description Hammerstones, chipped axes and projectile points Collector Wayne Arnold Date 6/17/35 Location Halifax Co. RLA Site No(s) Hx-G Total Entries 11 Total Artifacts 22 Accession No. 20 Description Excavated material from Keyauwee Village - U.N.C.L.A., and State Museum party Collector J. L. Coe Date 6/14/36 - 6/28/36 Location Randolph Co. Joseph Poole farm on Caraway Creek RLA Site No(s) Rdv1 Total Entries 125 Total Artifacts 3847 Research Laboratories of Archaeology, UNC-Chapel Hill 24-Apr-05 RLA Accession Ledger Page 5 of 538 Accession No. 21 Description One group of chipped stone implements, projectile points, drill, and scraper Collector Southgate Jones Date Summer - 1936 Location Durham Co. Lawson Farm near Neuse River north of Durham RLA Site No(s) Dhv5 Total Entries 17 Total Artifacts 1246 Accession No. 22 Description One group of potsherds from a refuse pit Collector Joffre L. Coe Date 3/16 - 4/29/35 Location Transylvania Co. Puette Farm conjunctions of Carson Creek and French Broad River RLA Site No(s) Trv1 Total Entries 388 Total Artifacts 852 Accession No. 23 Description One group of miscellaneous specimens Collector Joffre L. Coe Date 3/16 - 4/29/35 Location Transylvania Co. Puette Farm conjunctions of Carson Creek and French Broad River RLA Site No(s) Trv1 Total Entries 25 Total Artifacts 513 Accession No. 24 Description Two projectile points Collector Wayne Arnold Date 2/28/37 Location Guilford Co. Reedy Fork Creek RLA Site No(s) Gfv1 Total Entries 2 Total Artifacts 2 Accession No. 25 Description Projectile Points Collector Wayne Arnold Date 2/28/37 Location Guilford Co. Reedy Fork Creek RLA Site No(s) Gfv5 Total Entries 15 Total Artifacts 15 Research Laboratories of Archaeology, UNC-Chapel Hill 24-Apr-05 RLA Accession Ledger Page 6 of 538 Accession No. 26 Description Two projectile points Collector Wayne Arnold Date 2/28/37 Location Guilford Co. Reedy Fork Creek RLA Site No(s) Gfv3 Total Entries 2 Total Artifacts 2 Accession No. 27 Description Two projectile points Collector Wayne Arnold Date 2/28/37 Location Martin Co. Bennett's Creek near Williamston near Roanoke River RLA Site No(s) Mtv1 Total Entries 2 Total Artifacts 2 Accession No. 28 Description One polished bannerstone Collector Wayne Arnold Date 2/28/37 Location Nash Co. Tar River near Rocky Mount RLA Site No(s) Nsv3 Total Entries 1 Total Artifacts 1 Accession No. 29 Description One chipped stone projectile point Collector Wayne Arnold Date 2/28/37 Location Guilford Co. Buffalo Creek near Greensboro RLA Site No(s) Gv25 Total Entries 1 Total Artifacts 1 Accession No. 30 Description One chipped stone projectile point Collector Wayne Arnold Date 2/28/37 Location Edgecombe Co. Beech Creek near Tar River RLA Site No(s) Edv3 Total Entries 1 Total Artifacts 1 Research Laboratories of Archaeology, UNC-Chapel Hill 24-Apr-05 RLA Accession Ledger Page 7 of 538 Accession No. 31 Description Group of drilled and grooved fragments of soapstone Collector Wayne Arnold Date 2/28/37 Location Edgecombe and Nash Co. RLA Site No(s) Ed-Ns Total Entries 9 Total Artifacts 9 Accession No. 32 Description Three projectile points and three shell beads Collector Wayne Arnold Date 2/28/37 Location Nash Co. Maple Creek Near conjunction with Tar River RLA Site No(s) Nsv5 Total Entries 6 Total Artifacts 6 Accession No. 33 Description Material collected from surface of the Frutchey village site at conjunction of Town Creek and Little River Collector Joffre L. Coe Date Summer 1937 Location Montgomery Co. Frutchey village site, junction of Town Creek with Little River RLA Site No(s) Mgv3 Total Entries 74 Total Artifacts 3629 Accession No. 34 Description Material excavated from Frutchey Mound Collector Joffre Coe Date Summer 1937 Location Montgomery Co. junction of Town Creek with Little River RLA Site No(s) Mgo2 Total Entries 516 Total Artifacts 9374 Accession No. 35 Description Chipped stone, projectile points and other miscellaneous material Collector Joffre L. Coe, R. A. Stephenson Date 1938 Location Orange Co. 3 miles SE of Chapel Hill, N of Buck Branch and Farrington Rd. RLA Site No(s) Orv9 Total Entries 9 Total Artifacts 91 Research Laboratories of Archaeology, UNC-Chapel Hill 24-Apr-05 RLA Accession Ledger Page 8 of 538 Accession No. 36 Description Chipped stone projectile points Collector Joffre L. Coe, R. A. Stephenson Date 1938 Location Orange Co. 3 miles SE of Chapel Hill, N of Farrington Rd. and S of Buck Branch RLA Site No(s) Orv10 Total Entries 1 Total Artifacts 25 Accession No. 37 Description Chipped stone, projectile points and miscellaneous potsherds Collector Joffre L. Coe, R. A. Stephenson Date 1936 Location Orange Co.
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