Lost relics from across the Cape Fear region await discovery by our team every day. Here, we share a series of short videos showcasing just a few of the fascinating artifacts we’ve uncovered. | Cape Fear Explorers

Come along with Cape Fear Explorer Jacob O’Briant and explore a native American campsite. The treasures found consisted of pottery shards and a beautiful blue banded rhyolite spearhead. This spearhead is classified as a Morrow Mountain type one and dates as far back as 7000 years old. | Cape Fear Explorers

🌊 North Carolina’s largest watershed, the Cape Fear River basin, serves as an integral natural resource for various #wildlife and communities. Our grantee, Cape Fear River Watch, focuses on improving and preserving the river through partnership, citizen engagement, and sustainable action. Discover more about their work here. https://capefearriverwatch.org | The Moore Charitable Foundation