The Property Nobody Wanted: Archaeological and Historical Investigations at Fort Johnson, S.C.

Author(s): Michael Trinkley; Natalie Adams; Debi Hacker

Year: 1994

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The Property Nobody Wanted: Archaeological and Historical Investigations at Fort Johnson, S.C.. Michael Trinkley, Natalie Adams, Debi Hacker. 1994 ( tDAR id: 244103)

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Keywords

Material
Ceramic • Metal

Investigation Types
Architectural Documentation • Historic Background Research • Systematic Survey

General
38CH69 / 71 • Civil War Earthworks • Deptford Pottery • Metal Artifacts • National Register of Historic Places • Oyster Shell Midden • Powder Magazine • Quarantine Structures • Research Series 43 • Wilmington Cord Marked Ceramics

Geographic Keywords
45019 (Fips Code) • Charleston (County) • James Island • Lower Atlantic Coastal Plain • North America (Continent) • South Carolina (State / Territory) • United States of America (Country)

Temporal Keywords
1000 B.C. - A.D. 1940 • Historic • Prehistoric

Spatial Coverage

min long: -80.454; min lat: 32.483 ; max long: -79.262; max lat: 33.215 ;

Individual & Institutional Roles

Sponsor(s): Calcara Duffendack Foss Manlove, Inc., Kansas City, Missouri

Prepared By(s): Chicora Foundation, Inc.

Record Identifiers

NADB document id number(s): 2204274

NADB citation id number(s): 000000242981

Notes

General Note: Sent from: Chicora Foundation, Inc.

General Note: Submitted to: Calcara Duffendack Foss Manlove, Inc., Kansas City, Missouri