Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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VOL. LXIV, NO. 2 UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH CAROLINA, COLUMBIA, S.C. 29208 JUNE 14,1973 Dr. Stanley South for relics on the Hors Horse! By Larry Edmondt With much of the country in I an uproar over the fuel crisis, ar- 9 cheologists from the University t of South Carolina set out to find I wells on the USC campus Mon- 4 day. i The wells, however are ex- I pected to yield neither oil nor water. This archeological expe dition is part of a restoration program to renovate the build ings facng te comons no knw as "TeHrsso" These buildings,th irsul vilar. Dr.cnnetonle Souhth renovator eicsb the tesor iofthe uch of the contr,i cheogass fromee-ne Unirs aiy ofr Soth alnstuet out Ctofind wsin the Scam pensn Mon The wrells oerts area eas pefoe the yil nethr, ilorl atetraThi aarcheological ditionc il patef rsoaion Progra phs ren enate the id knowns and "Teoresate".lsa theut Carolina llege,v area leads his archeological team in searching to eshoe. The team hopes to provide clues as tic shoe Renovatior hat several wells which were fil- The two-week e) ed over in the 1890's were situ- headed by archeologist ited on the commons In front of South, who is assiste he buildings. Also of interest to University of South Car he archeologist is the position dents, and Institute of f the central pathway-that orig- logy and Anthropok nally provided access to the col- members, got off to a ege buildings. Monday morning. Th4 Frak MGure ind h south, whons aste bakebal chola orh- aUndrst ofSouh Car whie astin~e ndbelevs rsent and indse of ketallcliic,Iwnt o rn temes cotrucftoa ag birlassings."Fnou Monday HoprecordTh hown McGuire indhs sf acios ine"Ms. tae acomcGis adhis ltn age action pag for. two. *PWAM' the original state of the Shoe to assist in the accurate restora n of the area. i Begins With Digs ,pedition tion is likely to be the nearest the exact location of all the wells Stanley one ever undertaken by the In- is not known. Probin with a I by six stitute, being only a few yards steel rod has revealed the loca :lina stu- from Director Robert L. Steph- tion of two of the wells that Archeo- enson's office door. once stood in the college com >gy. staff Glancing over an unscaled pre- mon. wet start civil war artist's conception of Further probing and &rench expedi- the commons, South said that ing by the archeological crew will locate others, and once found, the exact position will be revealed through excavation in meo D-taphsesiavebeetakene the pxc ositioin relatlo t hes bilingthowell Pobn served. steeProes leveale thoae thea * pstion of toohe n etra ptht once upod the coolegte pres ~ Li Moumthe proi also beexreh tob dten,i prhoosial thew walt poates forthes fence once vith te planed fr PicensoSreet th eent hositieo wilanbe coreveane theoughevto incv me su- pedstrins whle te stret tonre teterorcotetso g on n itelf wll b rebult t go h togrps,u wil desionen thi usines. undr thebridg. Thestruc uisb mad a ing wll areix ~ he re tue'sextnsio isthereaon heald ossi eaateo all tel sumlingpcss the elsuonc sered McK ick.Storyon pge owiles might beoct wrto scath thpeeitontein cnt path-e way p te cmmonto he res