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History
By LYNN RING
Staff Writer
turn off highway 171 in Charleston at a
Town Road," one travels along a sandy
with giant moss-covered trees and duck
rough the cannon-guarded gates of Mr.
-acre plantation on the Ashley River, and
'orld, the world of the storybook South.
USC Department of Archeology, headed
nson, is involved in exploratory digging
ial Commission of South Carolina.
ts are digging for the remains and the
original settlement of Charles Towne,
xploratory digging has to this date found
palisade was built around the settlement
ng the Ashley River, both built for pro
Spanish. Trenches have been found in
rhere grapes were once grown.
ersity has completed its exploratory dig
ito an advisory position, letting the Tri
sion know exactly what they have found
done with it.
be done with the plantation and the site
that the state of South Carolina is ac
million, it is hoped by members of the
ie state will preserve it as it now stands,
;oric landmark but as a place where stu
>gy and colonial history may study.
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