Archaeological Investigations at Yourhaney Plantation (38GE18)

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County: GeorgetownState: South CarolinaProject: Yauhannah BluffSpecimen CatalogState Site #ProvenienceBag # Horizontal Location Vertical Location Date Quantity38GE18 48 Feature 75 Whole Feature 1/28/05 2 Unidentiable Wrought Nail1.75 To 2.0 Cut Common Nail 638GE18 48 Feature 75 Whole Feature 1/28/05 1 Penny38GE18 48 Feature 75 Whole Feature 1/28/05 1 Plain Body Sherd Fine Sand38GE18 48 Feature 75 Whole Feature 1/28/05 1 Plain Body Sherd Medium SandWeight(g) Artifact Description Artifact NotesEroded Decorated Body SherdMedium Sand38GE18 48 Feature 75 Whole Feature 1/28/05 138GE18 48 Feature 75 Whole Feature 1/28/05 4 Incised Residual Sherd38GE18 49 Feature 78 Whole Feature 2/4/05 0 18.2 Handmade Brick38GE18 49 Feature 78 Whole Feature 2/4/05 3 Simple Stamped Residual SherdReed Punctated Body Sherd FineSand38GE18 50 Feature 79 Whole Feature 2/4/05 138GE18 50 Feature 79 Whole Feature 2/4/05 1 Plain Body Sherd Medium Sand38GE18 50 Feature 79 Whole Feature 2/4/05 2 Plain Residual Sherd38GE18 51 Feature 80 Whole Feature 2/1/05 1 Rhyolite Interior Flake Fragment38GE18 51 Feature 80 Whole Feature 2/1/05 1 Plain Body Sherd Fine Sand Repatriated38GE18 51 Feature 80 Whole Feature 2/1/05 1 Plain Body Sherd Medium Sand Repatriated38GE18 51 Feature 80 Whole Feature 2/1/05 1 Plain Body Sherd Fine Sand Repatriated38GE18 51 Feature 80 Whole Feature 2/1/05 1 Plain Body Sherd Medium Sand Repatriated38GE18 51 Feature 80 Whole Feature 2/1/05 1 Plain Body Sherd Fine Sand Repatriated38GE18 51 Feature 80 Whole Feature 2/1/05 1Eroded Decorated Body Sherd FineSandRepatriated38GE18 51 Feature 80 Whole Feature 2/1/05 1 Plain Body Sherd Fine Sand Repatriated38GE18 51 Feature 80 Whole Feature 2/1/05 1 Plain Body Sherd Medium Sand Repatriated38GE18 51 Feature 80 Whole Feature 2/1/05 1 Plain Body Sherd Fine Sand Repatriated38GE18 51 Feature 80 Whole Feature 2/1/05 1 Plain Body Sherd Fine Sand Repatriated38GE18 51 Feature 80 Whole Feature 2/1/05 1Eroded Decorated Body Sherd FineSandRepatriated38GE18 51 Feature 80 Whole Feature 2/1/05 1 Plain Body Sherd Fine Sand Repatriated38GE18 51 Feature 80 Whole Feature 2/1/05 2 Plain Body Sherd Fine Sand Repatriated38GE18 51 Feature 80 Whole Feature 2/1/05 1 Plain Body Sherd Fine Sand Repatriated38GE18 51 Feature 80 Whole Feature 2/1/05 1 Plain Body Sherd Medium Sand Repatriated38GE18 51 Feature 80 Whole Feature 2/1/05 1 Plain Body Sherd Medium Sand Repatriated38GE18 51 Feature 80 Whole Feature 2/1/05 1Punctated Body Sherd MediumSandRepatriated38GE18 51 Feature 80 Whole Feature 2/1/05 1 Plain Body Sherd Medium Sand Repatriated38GE18 51 Feature 80 Whole Feature 2/1/05 1Possible Painted Body Sherd VeryCoarse Sand38GE18 51 Feature 80 Whole Feature 2/1/05 1 Plain Body Sherd Fine Sand Repatriated38GE18 51 Feature 80 Whole Feature 2/1/05 1 Plain Body Sherd Grog Repatriated38GE18 51 Feature 80 Whole Feature 2/1/05 1 Plain Body Sherd Fine Sand RepatriatedNew South Associates, Inc.Repatriated; PossibleManganese Paint DecorationPage 22 of 52
County: GeorgetownState: South CarolinaProject: Yauhannah BluffSpecimen CatalogState Site #ProvenienceBag # Horizontal Location Vertical Location DateWeightQuantity (g) Artifact Description Artifact Notes38GE18 51 Feature 80 Whole Feature 2/1/05 2Curvilinear Complicated StampedBody Sherd Very Coarse Sand Repatriated38GE18 51 Feature 80 Whole Feature 2/1/05 1 Plain Body Sherd Grog Repatriated38GE18 51 Feature 80 Whole Feature 2/1/05 1Cord Marked Body Sherd MediumSandRepatriated38GE18 51 Feature 80 Whole Feature 2/1/05 14 Check Stamped Residual Sherd RepatriatedRhyolite Core Trimming Flake38GE18 52 Feature 82 Whole Feature 2/4/05 1 Complete38GE18 52 Feature 82 Whole Feature 2/4/05 4 Plain Cream Colored (C.C.) Ware38GE18 52 Feature 82 Whole Feature 2/4/05 4 Fragment Cut Common Nail38GE18 52 Feature 82 Whole Feature 2/4/05 0 4.4 Handmade Brick38GE18 52 Feature 82 Whole Feature 2/4/05 1 Plain Body Sherd Fine SandOblique Overlapping CordmarkedBody Sherd Fine Sand38GE18 52 Feature 82 Whole Feature 2/4/05 238GE18 52 Feature 82 Whole Feature 2/4/05 1 Plain Body Sherd Medium Sand38GE18 53 Feature 83 Whole Feature 1/31/05 0 3000 Shell Mortar38GE18 53 Feature 83 Whole Feature 1/31/05 1 Plain Body Sherd Fine Sand38GE18 53 Feature 83 Whole Feature 1/31/05 1 Plain Body Sherd Fine Sand38GE18 53 Feature 83 Whole Feature 1/31/05 2Fabric Impressed Body Sherd FineSand38GE18 53 Feature 83 Whole Feature 1/31/05 1Plain Body Sherd Very CoarseSand38GE18 53 Feature 83 Whole Feature 1/31/05 3 Plain Residual Sherd38GE18 54 Feature 87 Whole Feature 1/31/05 2 Trailed Clear Glaze Slipware38GE18 54 Feature 87 Whole Feature 1/31/05 2Reed Punctated Body Sherd FineSandPlain Body Sherd Medium38GE18 54 Feature 87 Whole Feature 1/31/05 1 Sand/Grog38GE18 54 Feature 87 Whole Feature 1/31/05 4 Eroded Decorated Residual SherdRhyolite Unidentified Flake38GE18 55 Feature 89 Whole Feature 1/26/05 1 Fragment38GE18 55 Feature 89 Whole Feature 1/26/05 1 Plain Body Sherd Fine SandRhyolite Unidentified FlakeFragment38GE18 56 Feature 90 Whole Feature 1/26/05 338GE18 56 Feature 90 Whole Feature 1/26/05 1 Daub38GE18 56 Feature 90 Whole Feature 1/26/05 2 Olive Green Spirit Bottle Glass38GE18 56 Feature 90 Whole Feature 1/26/05 1 Clear Bottle Glass2.25 To 2.5 T-Head Wrought Nail 8Penny38GE18 56 Feature 90 Whole Feature 1/26/05 138GE18 56 Feature 90 Whole Feature 1/26/05 0 16.6 Handmade Brick38GE18 56 Feature 90 Whole Feature 1/26/05 1 Plain Rim Sherd Fine SandNew South Associates, Inc.Page 23 of 52
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viFigure 51. Magnetic north view of
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viiiLIST OF ACRONYMS ANDABBREVIATIO
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ARCHAEOLOGICAL INVESTIGATIONS AT YO
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Figure 4Barnwell-Hammerton Map of 1
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SettlementFigure 51754 plat of Will
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26Figure 7Faden’s 1780 Edition of
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28Figure 9Mills’ Atlas Showing th
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30Their brother Charles C. P. Alsto
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32At the time of the Civil War, the
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Figure 101925 Plat of Yauhannah Blu
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Figure 12Electromagnetic Anomaly Ma
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Figure 17Distribution of wrought na
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Figure 23. Plan Drawing of Area BAR
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130Several different comparison rat
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132Three features appear to date to
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134 |Table 14. Sample Volume, Wood
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136 |Table 15. Total Counts and Wei
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138 |Table 16. Recovered Condiments
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|140FeatureTotalWood Monocot PineRe
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142 |FeatureRedElm/ HophornbeamMapl
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144Summary of Mississippian Period
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146One species of bedstraw sustains
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148The macroplant assemblage includ
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150Forty liters of flotation sample
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152The young shoots can be boiled a
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154Twelve species, which fruit betw
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156Dock was used to make poultices
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158While the conclusions about fore
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160White oaks, which prefer moist,
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162The validity of this observation
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164In the southeastern United State
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166Gar is another primitive fish th
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168Feature 55 (Historic Post)A sing
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170Feature 107 (Historic Post)The f
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172Feature 137 (Prehistoric Pit)A t
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174Feature 219 (Historic Post)A tot
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176The abundance of maize demonstra
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29 2923031 29035394140Structure 675
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201Figure 52A. Reconstructed view o
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