Chicora Research Contributions

The Chicora Foundation produces research contributions for archaeological and historical sites local to Columbia and/or South Carolina.

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    Recordation and mapping of St. Elizabeths East Campus Cemetery, Washington, DC, V. 2
    (2010-03-01) Trinkley, Michael; Hacker, Debi; Southerland, Nicole; Chicora Foundation
    In 2007 Chicora Foundation prepared a detailed preservation assessment of the St. Elizabeths Hospital East Campus cemetery. As a result of that document much progress has been made in cleaning the cemetery and taking steps to ensure its long-term preservation. This document is Volume 2 of that assessment.
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    Recordation and mapping of St. Elizabeths East Campus Cemetery, Washington, DC, V. 1
    (2010-03-01) Trinkley, Michael; Hacker, Debi; Southerland, Nicole; Chicora Foundation
    In 2007 Chicora Foundation prepared a detailed preservation assessment of the St. Elizabeths Hospital East Campus cemetery. As a result of that document much progress has been made in cleaning the cemetery and taking steps to ensure its long-term preservation. This document is Volume 1 of that assessment.
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    Cultural Resources Survey of the Campbell Tract, Charleston County, South Carolina
    (2006-06-15) Trinkley, Michael; Southerland, Nicole; Fick, Sarah; Chicora Foundation
    This study reports on an intensive cultural resources survey of a nearly 3,000 acre tract (1,416 acres of wetland and 1,584 acres of upland), located in Charleston County, South Carolina. The work was conducted to assist Mr. Walt Martin of Associated Developers, Inc. comply with Section 106 of the National Preservation Act and the regulations codified in 36CFR800.
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    Resthaven Cemetery Assessment, City of Washington, Wilkes County, Georgia
    (2017-11) Trinkley, Michael; Hacker, Debi; Chicora Foundation
    This study was funded by the City of Washington and the Washington-Wilkes Historical Foundation. The field investigations were conducted from November 7 and 8, 2016. Report production followed immediately afterwards. The study examines Washington’s city cemetery, founded in 1857. It includes 41.1 acres, most of which has been developed, and it includes both African American and white citizens. It is included on the National Register of Historic Places as part of the Washington National Register Historic District.
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    Cultural Resources Survey of the Sundrum Clayton 115kV Substation Project, Dorchester County, South Carolina
    (2017-10) Hyder, Andrew P.; Chicora Foundation
    This report provides the results of a cultural resources investigation of a 6.55 acre transmission substation lot in north central Dorchester County, approximately 2.10 miles northwest of the City of Ridgeville, South Carolina, adjacent to HWY 78 and the intersection of the existing 115kV transmission line. Andrew P. Hyder (field supervisor), Lincoln Caldwell, and Racheal Hutchison (Archaeological field technicians) conducted this study, under the supervision of Dr. Michael Trinkley of Chicora Foundation for Mr. Tommy Jackson of Central Electric Power Cooperative. The work is intended to assist this client comply with Section 106 of the National Historic Preservation Act and the regulations codified in 36CFR800.