Titlebook: Archaeological Pathways to Historic Site Development; Stanley South Book 2002 Springer Science+Business Media New York 2002 Charles Towne

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The Archaeological Pathway to the 1670 Fortificationsted with the Institute of Archaeology and Anthropology at the University of South Carolina to undertake a Phase 2 exploratory project. They would go over Johnny Miller’s work and recover clues to the location of Charles Towne. A one month project was outlined, and I took leave from the North Carolin

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The Archaic, Formative, and Developmental Periods case with our excavations on Albemarle Point, where tools over 6000 years old reflect the presence of Indians there long before the English and Spaniards set foot there a mere 300 years ago. I present here the summary of the Archaic Period artifacts (Ritchie 1932; Griffin 1952:354-356) found during

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A Pathway to the Climactic Period: A Ceremonial Centerreliminary step in the development of the site as a tourist attraction (Figure 6.1). The discovery of the 1670 fortification ditch for the settlement revealed the fact that the planned exhibition hall was to be located directly over the junction of the north and west fortification ditches on the sit

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The Pottery Pathway at the Ceremonial Centerroup evolution as outlined in my Indian pottery taxonomy for the South Carolina Coast in Chapter 5 (Table 5.1). The ceremonial center pottery is representative of the Chicora ware-group and is defined here as the Charles Towne Series.

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The Material Culture Pathway to the Ceremonial Centerofferings and gourd rattles. The presence of fragments of conch and oliva shells in bundle Burial 9 (255C) may represent an additional class of grave offering, but more likely represent incidental inclusions in the grave fill.

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The Pathway to Declineing for the 1670 settlement of Charles Towne. We also saw that the data on the ceremonial center of the Climactic Period was found after exploratory trenching was done on the site of the planned exhibit pavilion to determine if archaeological values would be destroyed by its construction. Evidence f

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