Archaeologists Probe Fort Jackson For Ancient Cultures
Archaeologists from the University of South Carolina, under a U S Army contract, survey 660 sites on Fort Jackson 52 300 acres near Columbia to learn about early peoples from the Woodland Period through prehistory using GPS mapping. Artifact finds include a rough check stamp pottery shard with evidence of maize hunter gatherer activity and ceremonial concerns with tribal consultations noted.
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Fort Jackson
America
Deborah Keene
University of South Carolina
Columbia
U.S. Army
University
Institute of Archaeology and Anthropology
Elizabeth May
Keene
May
Mark Dutton
Army
Fort Stewart
Tucker set for electric chair execution in South Carolina
Officials expect James Neil Tucker to die by electrocution, likely the first in the state in eight years, with May 28 set for his execution for the 1992 murders of Rosa Oakley and a second victim. Tucker faces a second death sentence in Calhoun County and may choose method by 14 days prior. Authorities note the last electric chair death was in 1996.
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Sumter
State Attorney General’s Office
James Neil Tucker
South Carolina
South Carolina Supreme Court
Tucker
Midlands
Rosa Lee
Dolly” Oakley
Mark Plowden
Larry Gene Bell
Oakley
Calhoun County
Shannon Mellon
Mellon
Maggie Valley
N.C
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