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04!09/1999 09:14 9196443002 OR. CN. PLANNING 13 Corridor. This will eri~tble Orang® County personnel to integrate the results of this project within their Geographic Information System. Project Poreonnel The project team will consist of three professional archaeologists, Dr. Linda France Stine, Ms. Dest~orah Joy, and Mr. Tom Har9rovo. /11t three have strong research interests in the region. Dr. Stine will be the project leader, with final responsibil'Ity for the work and for~production of the report as a sole proprietor. Si•irs will undertake much of the hi.~tcxic research, work with students on map analysis and production, and will be the primary author and report editor. Dr. Stine has over twenty years arc:i~ae~c7logical experience. varying from posltlon3 in private euftural resource management firms, government environmental and cultural resource review, and university level teaching. Dr. Stine received her B.A. from tfte University of Ncrlt~ Carolina at rha~el Hill in 1978, her M.A. from the College of IMlliam and Mary in 1984, and her Ph.D. from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hiil in 1989, all degrees awarded in Anthropology. Stine served as n orew member at Stagviile's Horton Grove complex during archaeological testing in the late 1970s for North Carolina Historic Sites. While a graduate student at UNC-GH Dr. Stine was part of the Slntian Project and worked at the Fredricks site in Hillsborough. She was responsible for investigating transforming regional trade patterns from circa 1640-1740 (Stine 1988, 1990). She 810 field directed testing at Ayr Mount Plttntatlon on St. Mary's Road in Hillsborough (Stine and Madry 1988). Mr. Tom Hargrove will direct the field reconnaissance, help with artltact identification, share his vast knowledge of local sources, undertake some of the historic map analysis, and wilt be responsible for some report wri#ing. He will be hired as a field director/rexarcher as a suboontraotor to Dr. Stine. Mr. Hargrove has over twenty years of professional archaeobgiCal experience, including employment by the North Carolina Department yr Cultural Resources, overseeing the firm Archeological Research Consultants (since 1981 }, and consulting work with various government and private entities throughout the southeast. He has extensive experience working in the region (e.g., Hargrove 1 13132, 1987, 1992, 1993, 1985). Mr. Hargrove has his M.A. in Anthropology from George Washington University. He is presently finishing up his Ph.D. studies in Anthropology at the University of North Carolina at Ghapel HIII. Deborah Joy will aid in the fieldwork, contribute her knowledge of area sources, and help with the ardfact identification. She will be hired as an independent 3uboontractor to Dr. Stine. Ms. Joy has her M.A. in History from Duke University, and over 15 years professional experience in archaeology. Her professional experience includes that of an archaeologist with the North Garolina Department of Transportation, laboratory analysis of cultural material excavated from the Edenton Tea Party S1te and the 1767 Chowan County Court House Site with the North Carolina Department of Cultural Resources, and various non-oomplianee monitoring projects in the Pensacola National Register Historic District in Florida. She also worked in the Study area at the St. Mary's Chapel Cemetery (Joy 1995). Selected students at the Geography Department, University of North Carolina at Greensboro, will produce digital and hard-copy maps of the archaeological resources. 5