East Tennessee PBS
Secrets of the Nolichucky River
Special | 56m 46s
A buried Native American village may hold the key to a missing link in Cherokee history.
Nestled alongside the scenic Nolichucky River, the archaeological site known as “Cane Notch” reveals secrets buried for hundreds of years in East Tennessee. Could this be the fabled lost Cherokee homeland? For the first time, witness a Cherokee archaeological excavation as it unfolds. Uncover the perfectly-preserved Cherokee house archaeological experts have dubbed “a mini-Pompeii.”
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East Tennessee PBS is a local public television program presented by etpbs
Funding for Secrets of the Nolichucky was provided by Humanities Tennessee and the Tennessee Council for Professional Archeology. Additional funding is provided by public television viewers like you.
East Tennessee PBS
Secrets of the Nolichucky River
Special | 56m 46s
Nestled alongside the scenic Nolichucky River, the archaeological site known as “Cane Notch” reveals secrets buried for hundreds of years in East Tennessee. Could this be the fabled lost Cherokee homeland? For the first time, witness a Cherokee archaeological excavation as it unfolds. Uncover the perfectly-preserved Cherokee house archaeological experts have dubbed “a mini-Pompeii.”
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East Tennessee PBS is a local public television program presented by etpbs
Funding for Secrets of the Nolichucky was provided by Humanities Tennessee and the Tennessee Council for Professional Archeology. Additional funding is provided by public television viewers like you.