26th Annual South Carolina Archaeology Month: Archaeology in State Parks
Jones D, Hester A, Isenbarger N, Young S, Zierden M, Amick Designs. 2017. 26th Annual South Carolina Archaeology Month: Archaeology in State Parks. University of South Carolina, South Carolina Institute of Archaeology and Anthropology; South Carolina Department of Archives and History
Poster details information related to the 26th Annual South Carolina Archaeology Month, which promoted Archaeology in State Parks. Featured abstracts on the poster include: "Archaeology in South Carolina State Parks" by David Jones, Archaeologist, South Carolina State Park Service "Their Story Ends" by Dr. Karen Smith, South Carolina Institute of Archaeology and Anthropology "The Birthplace of South Carolina: Charles Towne Landing State Historic Site" by Nicole Isenbarger, Archaeologist and John Hiatt, Park Historian, Charles Towne Landing State Historic Site "The Archaeological Investigation of St. George Parish Church" by Larry James, MA RPA, Brockington and Associates Inc. "Exploring Life in Colonial Dorchester: Providing Opportunities for Public Education and Engagement" by Mary Mikulla, Archaeological Interpreter, Colonial Dorchester State Historic Site "The Spencer Site at Hampton Plantation State Historic Site" by Martha Zierden, Curator of Historical Archaeology, Charleston Museum, Ron Anthony, Archaeologist, Charleston Museum and David Jones, Archaeologist, South Carolina State Park Service "African American Archaeology at Hampton Plantation State Historic Site" by Stacey L. Young, MA, RPA, TRC, Columbia, SC "Sherd is the Word: A Summary of Current Colonoware Research from Hampton Plantation State Historic Site by Brooke Brilliant, ACC, Inc." "Developing an Immersive Virtual Heritage Platform for Hampton Plantation State Historic Site, Charleston County, SC" by Susan J. Bergeron, PhD, Anthropology and Geography Department, Coastal Carolina University "From The Surface Down" by L. Jesse Rouse, Department of Geology and Geography, University of North Carolina Pembroke "Redcliffe: A Reflection of Historical Experiences" by Joy Raintree, Manager, Redcliffe State Historic Site "Mapping a Civil War Battlefield at Rivers Bridge State Historic Site" by John White, Interpretive Ranger, Rivers Bridge State Historic Site "The Face of Battle: Interpreting the Casualties of the Battle of Rivers Bridge" by Dan Bell, Historic Resource Coordinator, SC State Park Service "Interpreting the Material Remains of Segregation in South Carolina State Parks" by Al Hester, Historic Sites Coordinator, South Carolina State Park Service "Walker’s Mill and the Recovery of the Mill Stone" by Lamar Nelson, Archaeological Society of South Carolina Stanley South (1928-2016) Funding was provided in part by a 2016 Historic Preservation Fund grant administered by the South Carolina Department of Archives and History (grant number P16AF00010) and the State, Tribal, and Local Plans and Grants Division, National Park Service, U.S. Department of the Interior.
- Type
- Poster
- Authors
- Jones, David; Hester, Al; Isenbarger, Nicole; Young, Stacey; Zierden, Martha; Amick Designs
- Date of Issue
- 2017
- Publisher
- University of South Carolina, South Carolina Institute of Archaeology and Anthropology; South Carolina Department of Archives and History
- Units
- HPF
- Keywords
- Archeological/Archaeological Materials, Event Materials, Posters