Browsing Miscellaneous Chicora Reports by Title
Now showing items 5-24 of 77
-
Cemetery Disaster Planning
(2013)Is your cemetery prepared for the unexpected, such as a tornado, hurricane, earthquake, or flood? Do you have a plan to minimize damage and recover afterwards? If not, this publication can help you, your staff, and your ... -
Cemetery in Edgefield County, SC
(2019-09-17)This survey was done to assess the archaeological significance of the site. -
Cemetery survey at the Old Brick Church (Ebenezer A.R.P. Church, Fairfield County)
(2019-10-13)The goal of this letter was to determine if unmarked graves were present in the cemetery and, if so, the approximate number and their location. Once completed, the secondary goal was to produce a map of the churchyard ... -
Cultural resources assessment of the McKelvey underground distribution project, Greenville County, SC
(2017-06-28)This survey was done to assess the archaeological significance of the site. -
Cultural resources survey of the Laurens Electric Cooperative parking area
(2014-03-23)This was a cultural resources survey of the proposed Laurens Electric Cooperative parking area. It involved the expansion of the existing parking lot at 2254 South Carolina Highway 14 to the west, into an area that ... -
Excavations at Allenbrook, 9FU286
(2012-08-25)This survey was done to assess the archaeological significance of the site. -
First steps in archaeology : an introduction to archaeology for kids of all ages
(2019-04-13)This booklet explains the basics of archaeology. -
Fort Johnson is more than fish : enjoying its history
(2019-04-13)This gives a history of Fort Johnson from 1708 to 2016. -
Fort Thicketty, archaeology survey of proposed gravel parking area
(2018-11-20)This survey was done to assess the archaeological significance of the site -
Free persons of color in Charleston, S.C. before the Civil War
(2019-04-13)This booklet gives a history of free Africcan Americans in Charleston before the Civil War including: Where did free Blacks come from and how did they obtain their freedom? ; earning a living as a free Black in Charleston ... -
Georgetown County Park Site
(2009-03-20)The objective of this paper is to obtain initial historic research that will assist in better understanding the types of historic sites present on the tract; to evaluate land use activities and their potential affects on ... -
Grave matters : the preservation of African-American cemeteries
(2019-04-13)African-American cemeteries are a unique resource. They not only represent the last resting place of black Americans, but are also storehouses of African-American history. The graveyards and the grave decorations offer ... -
Greenwood County, site "A"
(2013-01-01)The objective of this survey was to obtain initial historical research that will assist in better understanding of the types of historic sites present on the tract; and to identify the areas of the tract that have the ... -
Greenwood County, site "B"
(2013-01-01)The objective of this survey was to obtain initial historical research that will assist in better understanding of the types of historic sites present on the tract and to identify the areas of the tract that have the highest ... -
Hart’s Bluff Cemetery
(2007-02-25)This survey was done to assess the archaeological significance of the site. -
Hutto/Ballington graves, Pelion, SC
(2014-04-21)This survey was done to assess the archaeological significance of the site. -
Investigations at posited cemetery, York, SC
(2013-03-05)This was a study of a cemetery located in York County containing the graves of smallpox victims. -
J.I. Grimball tract
(2019-03-06)This survey was done to assess the archaeological significance of the site. -
Killian’s Crossing
(2006-07-06)The objective of this paper was to obtain initial historic research that will assist in better understanding the types of historic sites present on the tract; to evaluate land use activities and their potential affects on ... -
[Letter dated May 18, 2016]
(2016-05-18)This letter to the town of James Island confirms that the structures proposed for demolition by MUSC at Fort Johnson are considered contributing resources to the National Register and should not be demolished.
