Hilton Head Island Chapter, Archaeological Society lecture by Chris Judge
7:00PM on Tue, Oct 21, 2008
Hilton Head`s Honey Horn Plantation, Discovery House
Hilton Head Island Chapter, Archaeological Society
$Free and open to the public
The Hilton Head Island Chapter, Archaeological Society of South Carolina, is pleased to announce its fall lecture and events program for October. The overall theme is the development of tribal cultures of the southeast from the hunter gatherer Paleo Indians to the sedentary Woodland Indians found at European contact. All local lectures will be at Hilton Head`s Honey Horn Plantation in Discovery House on the third Tuesday of each month at 7:00 PM. The meetings are free and the public is welcome and encouraged to attend.
The Hilton Head Island Chapter, Archaeological Society of South Carolina fall lecture series speaker will be archaeologist Chris Judge. He will speak about "Late Pre-Historic and Historic Native Americans of South Carolina". History, archaeology and folklore combine for a better understanding of native cultures. The effect of European colonization and ongoing efforts to revitalize native history will be presented. Chris is a professor in the Department of Anthropology, USC Lancaster.
Contact: George Stubbs (843-363-5058) and http://www.ASSC.net
