Preparing Vessels for a Traveling Exhibit
During the summer of 2021, S.C. Department of Natural Resources archaeology interns helped to prepare an exciting exhibit of more than three hundred pottery vessels representing different periods in South Carolina history. The exhibit explores the tradition, function and history of these handmade treasures.
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Curtain Time
To cast a rod and catch a fish on an evening such as this was to be reminded, in the paraphrased words of my brother Hampton, that though the play of nature and life continues on all around us, for a brief moment I was allowed the privilege of connecting with it through line and lure, joining in the performance.
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Reconstructing Pottery from the Pockoy Island Shell Rings
Ceramic artifacts are highly valued by archaeologists because they can tell us a great deal about past peoples. Learn how archaeologists at the S.C. Department of Natural Resources use digital modeling to create a more precise image of the size and shape of pottery vessels used by native Americans thousands of years ago.
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South Carolina Wildlife Essay Contest: THE TOP FIVE!
South Carolina Wildlife magazine 2021 essay contest: The top five essays and overall winning essay have been announced.
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My Favorite Hunt: A Glimpse of the Good Ole’ Days of Simple Hunting
2021 SOUTH CAROLINA WILDLIFE magazine essay contest: THE TOP FIVE!
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The World Beyond the Back Porch
2021 SOUTH CAROLINA WILDLIFE magazine essay contest: THE TOP FIVE!
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A Different Kind of Hunting
2021 SOUTH CAROLINA WILDLIFE magazine essay contest: THE TOP FIVE!
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