Ten years of fieldwork in the Middle Savannah River Valley of Georgia and South Carolina came to a close in 1999 with a National Geographic funded excavation at Stallings Island, an Archaeological Conservancy site. As laboratory analyses and reporting continues for Stallings Island and three other Late Archaic sites in the Middle Savannah, a valley-wide project on the provenance of pottery is revealing the alliances and patterns of movement among communities who made and used the oldest pottery in North America. Go to the project page to learn more.
