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Off The 95 Corridor 

By Jim Farrell, 2023 SCDNR Intern Growing up in rural upstate New York, all I knew of South Carolina was the 95 Corridor catered to snowbirds traveling from the northeast…
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Connecting with Past Cultures through Art and Design 

by Ava Kanitkar, 2023 SCDNR Archaeology Intern  The study of archaeology is best defined as a way to learn about the history of humans using material remnants of past human…
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Making Archaeology for Everyone 

by Gabi Daniels, 2023 SCDNR Archaeology Intern  When you initially hear the term ‘archaeologist’ you may think of brave adventurers wielding whips and big hats working to uncovering ancient artifacts…
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Having a Gourd Time Doing Experimental Archaeology 

by Kale Dalton, 2023 SCDNR Archaeology Intern  During my internship here with SCDNR, I got to learn about many different types of archaeology. From getting the behind-the-scenes tours from museum…
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Vanishing Heritage 

 Written by Phoebe Anagnos, 2023 SCDNR Archaeology Intern  This summer, I was privileged enough to work with the South Carolina Department of Natural Resources Archaeology team as an intern at…
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Exploring the Legacy of the H.L Hunley 

by Khush Patel, 2023 SCDNR Archaeology Intern  Summer 2023 I had the opportunity to visit the Warren Lasch facility in Northern Charleston. Warren Lasch holds one of the most important…
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A Summer in the Past- A blog of my archeological internship.  

by Zachary Head, 2023 SCDNR Archaeology Intern  Why I chose this internship History has always been an important topic in my life. Since my youngest years, I have always been…
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The One-Day Black Bass Slam 

Written by: Jonathon Togami, 2023 SCDNR Aquatic Education Intern I am the 2023 Aquatic Education Intern for the South Carolina Department of Natural Resources. I grew up on the coast…
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The True Value of Archaeology

By Caroline Timmons, 2023 SCDNR Archaeology Intern Throughout my six weeks working with the SCDNR Archaeology team I learned many valuable things about the field of Archaeology but none more…
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Artwork of Edgefield Pottery

By Faith Mathis, SCDNR Archaeology Intern Though I have my B.A. in Studio Arts and have drawn still-lifes many a time in my art training, the Edgefield Pottery Project is…
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