Welcome to the Archaeological Society of South Carolina, Inc. (ASSC)
The Archaeological Society of South Carolina has been in operation since 1968. Our goal is to share information about South Carolina's archaeological heritage. We do this through our annual conference, which is held in the Spring, a Fall Field Day event, a quarterly newsletter, and via the internet with this web site, a blog, and a Facebook page.
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The
Archaeological Society of South Carolina
presents
its
24th
Annual
Fall Field
Day
To be held
at
Lynches
River County
Park
October
29, 2011
9am
to 4pm
The
24th
Annual
Archaeology
Field
Day
sponsored
by
the
Archaeological
Society
of
South
Carolina
will
be
held
at
Lynches
River
County
Park
in
Florence
County,
SC
on
Sat.
Oct.
29 from
9AM-4
PM.
It
is
free
and
open
to
all.
Directions
and
maps
below.
Bring
your
artifacts
for
identification
in
the
Artifact
ID
Tent.
This
event
will
focus
on
various
aspect
of
archaeological
research
being
conducted
in
South
Carolina,
particularly
the
Johannes
Kolb
site
located
on
the
Great
Pee
Dee
River
in
Darlington
County,
SC.
Offered
will
be
an
array
of
living
history
demonstrations,
exhibits,
educational
hands-on
activities,
and
poster
presentations
and
lectures
that
span
the
entire
prehistoric
and
historic
occupations
throughout
time
in
South
Carolina.
Bring
the
whole
family. For
more
information,
and a preliminary program please
see
http://www.assc.net/events/fall-field-day
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