Browsing by Subject "Excavations (Archaeology)--South Carolina--Kiawah Island"
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Archaeological data recovery excavations at 38CH1107, Kiawah Island, South Carolina
(1995-11-10)This report documents and describes the results of archaeological data recovery excavations undertaken for Kiawah Resort Associates at 38CH1107 on Kiawah Island in Charleston County, South Carolina. Chicora's data recovery ... -
Archaeological data recovery excavations at 38CH1219, Kiawah Island : "another" Deptford and St. Catherines shell midden
(1995-11-30)This report documents and describes the results of archaeological data recovery excavations undertaken for Kiawah Resort Associates at 38CH1219 on Kiawah Island in Charleston County, South Carolina. -
Data recovery at 38CH1220 : examination of a union camp on Kiawah Island, Charleston County, South Carolina
(2015-04-29)This document provides information on data recovery excavations conducted by Chicora Foundation for Kiawah Partners of Charleston, SC at archaeological site 38CH1220, a Union Civil War encampment. -
Finding and assessing archaeological sites using traditional compliance techniques : (Or, words, mere words)
(1994-02-25)This paper was presented at the 1994 Annual Conference of the Archaeological Society of South Carolina. It presents some information on site discovery from a variety of South Carolina sites. The first example is from the ... -
The History and archaeology of Kiawah island, Charleston County, South Carolina
(1993)This study examines the history and archaeology of Kiawah Island over the past 4000 years. Included are detailed reviews of the historic documentation for the island, an archaeological survey of nearly 1000 acres, the ... -
Management summary of archaeological data excavations at 38CH127, Kiawah Island, Charleston County, South Carolina
(1991-04-08)This survey was done to assess the archaeological significance of the site. -
Management summary of archaeological data recovery excavations at 38CH1107, Kiawah Island, Charleston County, South Carolina
(1994-08-12)This management summary describes the initial results of archaeological data recovery undertaken for Kiawah Resort Associates at 38CH1107 on Kiawah Island in compliance with a Memorandum of Agreement between Kiawah Resort ... -
Management summary of archaeological data recovery excavations at 38CH1219 and 38CH123, Kiawah Island, Charleston County, South Carolina
(1994-07-25)This management summary describes the initial results of archaeological data recovery undertaken for Kiawah Resort Associates at 38CH1219 and 38CH123 on Kiawah Island in compliance with a Memorandum of Agreement between ... -
Management summary of archaeological data recovery excavations at 38CH124, Kiawah Island, Charleston County, South Carolina
(1991-01-30)Chicora Foundation was requested to prepare a budget proposal based on a scope of work previously submitted to and approved by the South Carolina State Historic Preservation Officer to determine eligibility for inclusion ... -
Management summary of archaeological data recovery excavations at 38CH125/126, Kiawah Island, Charleston County, South Carolina
(1990-11-09)Chicora Foundation was requested to prepare a budget proposal based on a scope of work previously submitted to and approved by the South Carolina State Historic Preservation Officer to determine eligibility for inclusion ... -
Management summary of archaeological data recovery excavations at 38CH129, Kiawah Island, Charleston County, South Carolina
(1991-01-11)Chicora Foundation was requested to prepare a budget proposal based on a scope of work previously submitted to and approved by the South Carolina State Historic Preservation Officer to determine eligibility for inclusion ... -
Shoolbred's Old Settlement : excavations at 38CH123, Kiawah Island, Charleston County, South Carolina
(2009-12-03)This study reports on data recovery excavations at archaeological site 38CH123, a large plantation complex that dates from the earliest period of historic occupation on Kiawah Island through the early twentieth century. ...
