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Was 'The Lost Colony' really lost or just decamped to Hatteras Island?
Peter Vankevich, 2020. Island Free Press.
Review (28 December 2020) of Scott Dawson's book The Lost Colony and Hatteras Island: Horton's Croatoan Archaeological Project dug near Buxton from 2009 to 2018 with Bristol students and local volunteers; Dawson argues the colonists moved to Croatoan, whose people were friendly; notes the Bertie County digs and the Chesapeake theory.
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Vankevich, P. (2020). Was 'The Lost Colony' really lost or just decamped to Hatteras Island?. Island Free Press. https://islandfreepress.org/?p=43753
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