South Carolina Archaeology Week - 1996

This poster was released in conjunction with South Carolina Archaeology Week, September 28-October 5, 1996

Impacts and Influences: Spanish Contact with Native Americans - 1994

This poster was released in conjunction with South Carolina Archaeology Week, September 24-October 1, 1994

\u3cem\u3eQuarterly Reporter\u3c/em\u3e - April 2014

Contents: MRD Relaunch..... p.1 April Quarterly Reports..... p.2 Archaeological Society of South Carolina..... p.2 Upcoming Events..... p.3 MRD News..... p.3 Field Training Course Part I..... p.4 Hobby Diver of the Quarter..... p.4 March Artifact Workshop..... p.5 Feature Articles..... p.6 My Spring Internship..... p.6 Charleston Harbor Stone Fleets Research at National Archives..... p.6 First Aid Training Prepares You to Respond..... p.8 The 150th Anniversary of the H.L. Hunley Submarine..... p.9 Hobby Diver Spring 2014..... p.11 Letters to the Editors..... p.12 Notes from the Editor..... p.1

Notebook - May-December 1982

Contents: Table of Contents.....p. i Archeological Investigations at Redcliffe Plantation, Aiken County, South Carolina.....p. i

\u3cem\u3eAnnual Report 1981\u3c/em\u3e

The review presented in this Report is a brief summary of the various activities of the Institute in 1981. It provides a representative cross-section of the kinds of activities that have been a part of the Institute\u27s daily life for approximately thirteen years. Contents: Table of Contents.....p. iii Introduction.....p. 1 Basic Research.....p. 2 Teaching.....p. 11 Archeology and the Public.....p. 14 Other Professional Activities.....p. 20 Conclusion.....p. 25 Appendix A - Institute Staff.....p. 26 Appendix B - Institute Research Affiliates.....p. 27 Appendix C - Publications, 1978-1981.....p. 29 Appendix D - Papers Presented, 1978-1981.....p. 43 Appendix E - Talks and Public Education, 1978-1981.....p. 48 Appendix F - Contracts, 1978-1981.....p. 53 Appendix G - Grants.....p. 58 Appendix H - Courses Taught, 1978-1981.....p. 60 Appendix I - Thesis/Dissertation Committee Memberships, 1981.....p. 61 Appendix J - Independent Studies, 1981.....p. 62 Appendix K - Offices Held, 1978-1981.....p. 63 Appendix L - Editorships, 1978-1981.....p. 65 Appendix M - Awards and Honors, 1978-1981.....p. 66 Appendix N - Positions on University Committees, 1978-1981.....p. 6

Notebook - January-December 1986

Contents: Table of Contents.....p. i The Fifth Phase of the Collectors Survey.....p.

\u3cem\u3eFlotsam and Jetsam\u3c/em\u3e - March 2000

Contents: Field Training Course Set For August..... p.2 Cooper River Trail Slates Now Available For Sale..... p.2 We\u27re Back!..... p.3 What Can I Collect With A Hobby License?..... p.3 Lowcountry Waterbodies Yield A Diversity of Artifact Types..... p.4 Sharing Experiences On Improving Public Access To Shipwrecks..... p.6 Book Locker..... p.6 Recording Artifacts Provides A Permanent Record Of Finds..... p.7 Hunley Recovery Set For July..... p.

\u3cem\u3eFlotsam and Jetsam\u3c/em\u3e - March 1996

Contents: Prehistoric Artifact Workshop Held..... p.1 Jim Spirek Joins UW Archaeology Division Staff..... p.1 Short Takes..... p.1 Plantation\u27s Pile of Trash Still Giving Up It\u27s Secrets..... p.2 Bottom Line..... p.2 Shipwreck Work Continues On Banks Of The Ashley River..... p.4 Hobby Diver, UW Site Date Shows Some Interesting Trends..... p.

Notebook - September-October 1971

Contents: Editor\u27s Page.....p. 102 John D. Combes Returns.....p. 103 Richard F. Carrillo Joins Staff.....p. 103 George Teague Visits Numerous Sites.....p. 103 Test Excavations at the McCollum Site, 38CS2 - July 12-30, 1971.....p. 104 Archeological Society of South Carolina.....p. 107 Excavations Near the Site of Fort Moore Aiken County, South Carolina.....p. 11

PastWatch - March 1996

PastWatch is the former South Carolina Institute of Archaeology and Anthropology (SCIAA) newsletter, published two to three times a year. It contains brief descriptions of ongoing or recently completed projects. PastWatch also provides updates on SCIAA involvement in conferences, publications, and public outreach initiatives. This newsletter, begun in 1992, was originally called PastWatch but was renamed Legacy in 1996