Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Arch< _ no longer in South By Joan IV Oamtcoc rm ? a A . i ? - i ne msuiuie 01 Arc neology ant 10th anniversary this year. In the 1820b, William Blanding, of an Indian temple mound and s Camden. THE EXCAVATIONS were the 1963 when Harry Turney-High, a the first anthropology professor t helped get a bill passed through tl Carolina Department of Archeoh "AT THAT TIME, archeology state. The region was full of infori Turney-High. The state agency consisted of oi fhoir fn fVio '1*1 U1V11 1UIUU150 lu UIC 5UVCKIUI . II 1967 and became the Institute of 1 L. Stephenson was appointed dii director. "We are dedicated to \ vation for the people of South Care "ON OCCASION, institute me doesn't interfere with their rese institute personnel also hold clat on the importance of preserv heritage. Within the institute is the Unde Alan B. Albright, two vessels on 1976: an eighteenth century mere! Other projects that the instituU excavations at the Trotters Shoal the Anderson-Laurens Route anc EVERY PROJECT we under delving into the past, into some a a said. T JJUD ^Ctates & b 7f <& Jr fx p*" \ Ht ? ? eology neglected i Carolina larie Anthony k Staff Writer i Anthropology at USC celebrates its a Camden physician, excavated part everal other archeological sites near last projects in South Carolina until nationally known anthropologist and it USC, and Dr. William E. Edwards le state legislature creating the South ?gyhad been seriously neglected in the nation and no one was using it," said lly two archeologists who reported all le department was moved to USC in Yrcheoloffv and Anthrnnnlnffv U|, ? T """OJ ' * wv"v>* * -ector of the institute and still is its public service and historical preser lina," Stephenson said. mbers conduct classes whenever it arch efforts," Stephenson said. The jses and lectures to inform the public ing South Carolina's archeological rwater Archeology Program. Led by i the Black River were excavated in lant vessel and an Indian canoe. ; has undertaken include surveys and Reservoir, the Savannah River Plant, I the Cooper Rediversion Project. take is important because they're all ipect of human behavior," Stephenson P ur \ep"e ^ 1? .<! *** >? * ? ve? . cr No? 53 I JE ?eil ma >') Me is a 2-record orgy, exciterr / magic of a i Ls\ jj Glis cP & IflMy r EE CH2 1201 Alone in ster< HtaS' positions for t uSySi I Dt last! Their first live album /*J I set "Bursting Out" with en S-i?v >ent and all of your favorite ra v r~\ i inhl fr\ hfri thrAi inh fhfi I A\\UV WVJV^MI iw mc ii uwuyi i ii it- PVaAlWyi eal concert performance L$fSVw5l Unah Heef Angel.' a album jar driving roi We think yc (--loi/ii nf o r j|j|| -' -.3 rVr^C f^^r.TT'--^T7^r"^^^'r :< <'" ,-"'. 5 In iteming flora I 71 8/T^Cfr I F>HL 3,13^ g BHgg i.jv^7 Hl&fllllV 1 "Photo Finisl mg beyond < ^ can moke h ^^^ayprfii'f "i^n command. " so. Just Leo Kottke 3r "Burnt Lips" feaand original comhe guitar. CHR1204 [gggg n, I d's back with "Fallen wonderfully wicked n packed with hard ck n' roll Just listen ~>u re going to have a T>od time *"^B nm '^j|H - K WM * ISf lg .. ^J.v. * :: :" - 11 WiPi CHR1170 | ' /ffi/tnjj/Les \ ! 7 to - /^//v/sm [ | ( r - I < V is a real winner Provdoubt that Rory Gallagher us guitar answer his every l Photo Finish" is a red-hot ill finish first in any race j CHR 1202 j :k gilder! ilder has taken the hard j! hard core stories ot the 1 d turned them into oood tergetic rock 'rY roll music | Nights" It contains the siz )t Child in the City." Plus re