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The facility housing what
archeologists consider the
most important maritime
find in North America will be
dedicated today at USC.
The Brown's Ferry Vessel,
an 18th century South
Carolina merchant vessel,is
being preserved by the USC
^Institute of Archeology and
Anthropology.
USC President Dr. James
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JU* . ?AV?V?VI IIIUII) kJVll, T* Uliaill
Doar Jr., D ? Georgetown,
S.C. Department of Archives
and History Director
Charles Lee and USC Institute
of Archeology and
Anthropology Director Dr.
Robert Stephenson will be on
hand for the ribbon cutting
ceremony and a last view of
^.the Brown's Ferry Vessel.
^ Shortly after the 10 a.m.
ceremony at the USC con<aa6
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