Archaeological survey of the Seaside Farms tract, Charleston County, South Carolina

Abstract

This research examined the history and archaeological resources of a 400 acre tract situated on the marsh edge about two miles northeast of Mount Pleasant in Charleston County, South Carolina. Historically it represents parts of several plantations formed in the mid-eighteenth century and operated into the early twentieth century. Prior to that this portion of Charleston County was used by a variety of Woodland phase Native American groups.