Native American bones likely to date from the Middle Ages have been uncovered by contractors building a new subdivision in Currituck County.
The burial site was reported by a member of the public to the N.C. Office of State Archeology, which sent a team down to Waterlily in Currituck County earlier this week.
The remains were spotted in drainage ditches that were excavated as part of a small subdivision being built on the northern part of Church Island near Waterlily.
State Archaeologist Steve Claggett said Friday a team had recovered the remains of what was thought to be four Native Americans.