Phase I archaeological survey of twelve acres and Phase II archaeological significance evaluation of 44VB240, 44VB241, and 44VB242 at the Great Neck Point Disposal Area, City of Virginia Beach, Virginia
by Matthew R. Laird, Bradley M. McDonald
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