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Archaeology on St. Catherines Island, Georgia

Posted on March 21, 2014 by emilioalejandrosantiago

Morning light from our area of archaeological investigation. If one of the first things you noticed was the creek, I should tell you that this is how it looks at low tide… …and this is how much the water level … Continue reading →

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Archaeology on St. Catherines Island, Georgia

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