2001 S Purchasing Contract with Legacy Research Associates, Inc. (Archaeological Survey of Little River Park)

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has research interests in the project area (Stine 1990; Stine and Hargrove 1999). She is Adjunct to Anthropology at the University of North Carolina at Greensboro, where she and her students are re- examining site materials collected in the late 1970s from the area just north of South Lowell Road, near Rougemont Road and Hopkins Road. AVAILABILITY SCHEDULE The Legacy staff will proceed with this project in an expeditious manner once written Notice to Proceed is received. The estimate length of time needed to conduct this work is approximately 6 weeks. BUDGET The attached budget provides a breakdown of all project costs. The billing rates include all salaries and wages as well as overhead, fringe benefits, and fee. No per diem or lodging costs will be needed for this project, since the field crew is based in the Durham, approximately 10 miles from the project area. Invoices will be provided monthly for the duration of the project. DELIVERABLES Deliverables for this project will include the following. • Preliminary field report by April 13, 2001. • Two copies of the draft final report to the Orange County ERCD for review and comment by April 30, 2001. • Five copies of the revised final report to the Orange County ERCD. • All field maps delineating the subsurface test grid and the location of all archaeological and above - ground sites, all recorded survey sites including copies of black and white photographs. • North Carolina archaeological site forms. • North Carolina cemetery forms, if needed. BIBLIOGRAPHY Anderson, Jean Bradley 1979 Community of Men and Mills. Eno 7. 1989a The History of Few's Ford. Eno 8. 1989b A History of Durham County, North Carolina. Duke University Press published in association with the Historic Preservation Society of Durham. Durham and London. 7