CLEANING UP THE CONGAREE: Dominion Energy and elected officials celebrate completion of $20 million project
In addition to the sediment and the artifacts, the project also removed two and a half tons of debris from the water.
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USC archaeology program explores Columbia’s past
Sesquicentennial State Park was created in 1937, but was previously a plantation site as well as home to many tenant farmers in the 19th century.
HISTORY IN THE WOODS: SC college students dig up hands-on lesson
“Archaeology helps us understand the daily lives of the people who were here in the past,”
Piecing together pirate history: scientists uncover femur bone
Scientists are working to determine whether a human femur bone, uncovered from the famed Whydah pirate shipwreck site, belongs to the infamous pirate, Sam Bellamy.
