Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Ship, artifa By Wavnc Brooks Archeolopists hpt?an uini-l 0 -o"" """ lv?" j ' salvage an 18th century ship lying u Brown's Ferry on the Black River ir County. The recovery project is being car joint effort of the USC Institute of Ar Anthropology and a private grout Carolina Underwater Archeologic Council. Alan B. Albright, underwater arch the university institute, said thp vpc? yielded several important artifacts, intact slipware cup, delftware cerami blown inkwells, wine bottles, a fastened with wooden pegs and a Da1 forerunner of the sextant and the only nnve neon recovered from a shipwrec j l! i ! "if I ever ? I get out of this, i the first thing | I'm gonna do > j is go see j j wo Long; / .-> \ ' 1 X L M ^"7 j I ! /,-/ / V.WWMIM \ I i wwwgpfcdwn hi III I III | UBiaaBmnawmH^^M LLJ / X I ^VMMSHCBna ew Dimen Located Just Off T Th. 5 w \ 5 f I Com We Wan (Y)OOMOOM/H)M 1 ?? PHONE 771-6829 171 IPl 25% Of I jgi DUPLICATION 1 1 $)mK)(m)m>PiH ? via iv utf )U World. >n a project to Once recovered, inderwater at tifacts on board i Georgetown preserved and event According to Albrigl ried out as a Columbia and Geo cheology and display would be in ), the South A Myrtle Beach d al Research vessel in the summer the institute as is leologist with salvage law. The .1 1 -1 1- ?* * ~ * :i litis aireauy discovered in Palm including an property of the stat< ics, two hand- Albright said ther leather shoe been damaged by re H^Quaarani, mai recovery oper one known to before the state los ;k in the New site. EKX2XKOQDEDQDEEKXZX] Take the SI OUT of the | ask for ALO y ! Suntan & Sun I ' Lotions ! S.C. Bookstore &C X)PY SHOF sion in Quick Cc Has Begun he USC Campus On C e Copy Shop Offers: tinn In r\r A A ?I * I ?. t ? ^ ! VI iviuilipic ^Upi6S Dne or Two-sided Printing ioft or Hard Cover Bindinc % :ast Service and Good Pri :re? Sorting ! ie By. Use This Coudo t to Duplicate Your Ef fCOPYSHOP Mm i n i ?. -:wm i 33 GEHVAIS STREET COLUMB ing This Coupon And Get f Your Next Printing or Mail MAILING ^GRAPHICS)* looooooooooooonooono K__ K.X. BMHHnHBnHHHBMMHHI Ivanorl MIIL, IWHffr the colonial-era ship and arwill be studied extensively, | ually placed on public display. 1 rr? J. ht, displays would be made in aU^ rgetown, but the permanent ? a Georgetown. ^ <//? iver originally discovered the vvrl 1$ ,D. of 1974 and reported the find to MM required by South Carolina's P ww law provides that artifacts i-fTT^ etto State waterways remain f >, U ^r. e are indications the site has ;lic hunters so it is imperative fflion^procee^immediately es an important archelogical i jay lSM I ribKjl BrlH! ^m| m m msm ^?tMMii p 3^% IL^"" "? vention' q SUN |?? EVERA | |?k 8 urn - X | orrtell Arms fl HHSMIH i i Congressv gw!ggwinil:ikk'ry caucus in Si | Nov J H TW >py Service iervais Street, | ces n. I forts. I >00000000($) IA, S. C. 29201 I | a lin9- 13 lino. BINDING) g 11 WOWlK1) | j I am i Photo '^y Steve ValK 'gates set up and wait for keynote speakers on the con* Monday. Above: Hospital workers demonstrate outside uare Garden on the first day of the Democratic Con PK<*>" w" #* uy aicve vaik /oman Bella Abzug expresses her opinions at a women's .atler Hilton Monday. v You Can Get ICE the Life Less Than LF the Price I rWe have 3-day service and all our work is guaranteed vT"SOLES I re^n fit HPPN * 9:30 - 5:30 M - F I 9:00 - 12:00 Sat.