Beaufort District Collection Connections

Focusing on local history, Gullah culture, genealogy, natural history,and archaeology of lowcountry South Carolina's historic Beaufort, Hampton and Jasper counties.

07 October 2010

Documents inform Archaeological Research

Historical documents often lead archaeologists to significant discoveries. Join us when Mary Socci, Palmetto Bluff's resident archaeologist, shares her recent discovery of the oldest known octagonal structure in North America on October 19th.

Posted by Grace Cordial at 12:01 AM

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Labels: Archaeology, Archives, BDC at The Branches, programs, SC Archaeology Month, SC Archives Month

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The purpose of the Beaufort District Collection is to acquire, preserve, maintain and make accessible a research collection of permanent value that records the history of Beaufort, Hampton, and Jasper counties in lowcountry South Carolina. We have biographies and other nonfiction books, maps, video materials and archival collections about local history including Gullah traditions, natural history, archaeology, genealogy and other topics relevant to this area.

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