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Book Review: Creating The South Caroliniana Library, Ron Stafford
Book Review: Creating The South Caroliniana Library, Ron Stafford
South Carolina Libraries
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Legacy - August 2022, South Carolina Institute Of Archaeology And Anthropology--University Of South Carolina
Legacy - August 2022, South Carolina Institute Of Archaeology And Anthropology--University Of South Carolina
SCIAA Newsletter - Legacy & PastWatch
Contents:
Research Potential of Large Surface Collections
Director’s Notes
The Search for Stuarts Town
Santa Elena Records Processing
SCIAA Publications Online at Scholar Commons
Demonstrating Occupational Transitions on the Lower Savannah River Drainage through Private Collections in South Carolina
Ellison Plantation Field School March 2022
The “Indian Fields” of the Mackay Point Plantation
Treadway: An Early 19th Century Meeting House in the South Carolina Backcounty
USS Boston Collection: Curation and Photogrammetric Documentation
Historic Archaeology: Early SCIAA Leadership
ART/SCIAA Donors January 2021-August 2022
“One Brick Will Do The Trick:” A Structural Analysis Of The May 1970 Student Uprising At The University Of South Carolina, Ian Grenier
Senior Theses
In May 1970, the University of South Carolina's campus erupted. Students protesting the Vietnam War, police presence on campus, the shooting of student protestors at Kent State, and restrictive campus rules stormed campus buildings and faced off with National Guardsmen in the streets of Columbia. This thesis examines the political context and structures at USC in the late 1960s which enabled this explosive but short-lived period of the university's history. Assessing USC activists’ levels of campus coalition building, their place in the political context of the late 1960s, the openness of the school’s political structure, and the forces acting on …