Cultural Resources Survey and Testing at The Ponds

Autor: Burns, Inna, Wind, Allison, Morrison, Autumn
Jazyk: angličtina
Rok vydání: 2008
Předmět:
Refuge Reed Punctate Sherds
Colonoware Sherds
The Ponds Plantation
Washers
Wilmington Net Impressed Sherds
Astbury
Architectural Survey
Artifact Scatter
Amber Bottle Glass Fragments
Olive Green Glass Bottle Fragments
Archaeological Overview
Petrified Wood
Resource 1031145 - Late 19th Century Plantation House
Agricultural or Herding
Iron Can Fragments
Coastal Plain Chert
Refuge Scraped Sherds
Horse Tooth
DELFT
Aqua Flat Window Glass
Wilmington Check Stamped Sherds
Mississippian Projectile Points
Shotgun Shells
Chert Debitage
Site No. 38DR87
Weston Hall Plantation
Tubular Glass Beads
Flash Glass
Heritage Management
Metavolcanic Flakes
Fauna
Iron Clothing Fastener
Refuge Finger Impressed Sherds
Charcoal
Amethyst Bottle Fragment
Stoneware Sherds
Late Woodland
Brick Fragments
Decorated Yellowware
Site Evaluation / Testing
Chinese Blue Underglazed Porcelain Sherds
Deptford Oemler Stamped Sherds
Orthoquartzite
Clam
Domestic Structures
House
Slag
Baked Clay Isolate
Shell
Deptford Brushed Sherds
Iron Fragments
Resource Extraction / Production / Transportation Structure or Features
Consultation
Chipped Stone
Deptford Check Stamped Sherds
Bottle Glass Fragments
Asbestos
Chert Projectile Point
Lithic Debitage
Settlements
Ceramic
Dorchester (County)
Centerfire Cartridges
Archaic
Brick Piers
Mortar
Late Archaic
Window Glass
Refuge Dentate Stamped Sherds
Site No. 38DR187
Site No. 38DR185
Site No. 38DR186
Plain Sherds
Dentate Stamped Body Sherd
Canning Jars
Aluminum
Historic
Pearlware Sherds
Spikes
St. Catherine Fabric Impressed Sherds
Annular Creamware Sherds
Milk Glass Fragments
Refuge Bold Incised Sherds
Table Glass Fragments
Iron Pocket Knife
Ceramic Vase (Figurine)
Deptford Simple Stamped Sherds
Chert Shatter
Porcelain Ceramics
Domestic Structure or Architectural Complex
Site No. 38DR349 - Inland Rice Complex
Black Basalt Stoneware
Wire
Kaolin Pipe Fragment
Refuge Fine Incised Sherds
Grindstones
Building Materials
Nuts
Deptford Cord Marked Sherds
Ground Slate Fragment
Carbon Battery Core
Archaeological Feature
Slate
Metal
Mississippian Complicated Stamped Sherds
Wilmington Fabric Impressed Sherds
Oyster Shell
Screws
Rimfire Cartridge
Site No. 38DR239
Encampment
Heat Treated Chert Flakes
Gun Flints
St. Catherine Cord Marked Sherds
Early Woodland
Site No. 38DR246
Site No. 38DR247
Bolts
Site No. 38DR244
Coal
Site No. 38DR245
Site No. 38DR242
Site No. 38DR243
Iron Stove Hinge
McClellanville Cord Marked sherd
Staples
Site No. 38DR240
Aqua Bottle Glass Fragments
Site No. 38DR241
Environment Research
Collections Research
Bail-Handle
Thom's Creek Punctate Sherds
Cut Nails
Wire Nails
Agricultural Field or Field Feature
Site No. 38DR177 - Schulz Plantation Settlement
Plastic
Deptford Cross-Hatched Cord Marked Sherds
Ironstone sherds
Refuge Medium Incised Sherds
Ceramic Pipe
Quartz Biface Fragments
Buttons
Thom's Creek Simple Stamped Sherds
Historic Background Research
Brass Gear
Unglazed Redware Sherds
Woodland
Water Control Feature
Chert Flakes
Systematic Survey
Middle Woodland
Burned Glass Fragments
Square Nails
Cultural rock
Red Clay Pipebowl
Residual Sherds
Chain
Glass
Quartz Flake
Barbed Wire
Mississippian
Deptford Fabric Impressed Sherds
Concrete
DOI: 10.6067/xcv88s4r6x
Popis: "Brockington and Associates, Inc., conducted an intensive cultural resources survey of 1,126 acres of The Ponds, located northwest of Summerville, Dorchester County, South Carolina, in May through September 2005. These investigations involved background research, architectural survey, systematic shovel testing, and visual inspection of the entire tract. Archaeologists returned to conduct test investigations at portions of sites 38DR177 and 38DR239 in January and February 2006. This work was conducted in compliance with state and federal regulations concerning the management of cultural resources affected through development activities in the Coastal Zone of South Carolina. ...We recommend the development of a Memorandum of Agreement (MOA) between the owners of The Ponds, the South Carolina Department of Archives and History, and the South Carolina Office of Ocean and Coastal Resource Management to ensure the long-term protection and management of Resource 103 1145 and sites 38DR87, 38DR177, 38DR185, 38DR187, 38DR239, 38DR241, 38DR243, 38DR245, 38DR246, 38DR247, and 38DR349. Resource 103 1145, the Ponds House, will be adversely affected by the project. These adverse effects will be mitigated through a iii documentation program developed and implemented in consultation with the South Carolina State Historic Preservation Office (SHPO) as stipulated in the MOA."
Databáze: OpenAIRE