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Charles Pinckney National Historic Site
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Archeology
Archeology
Archeology at Snee Farm
Extensive archeological investigations at the park over the years ultimately led to the discovery of Pinckney's house at the site.
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Pinckney Wine Bottle Seal
This wine bottle seal was found during archeological excavations. From Charles' parent's era, it bears the name "Pinckney" and the year "1766."
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Demitasse Spoon
This demitasse spoon bears the initial "P" over "C F" for Pinckey's parents Charles and Frances.
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Fireplace Tiles
These fireplace tiles offer a glimpse into the elegence of the main house at even the smallest of Pinckney's plantations.
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1826 Penny
This 1826 penny was found at the top of the Pinckney-era well, suggesting that the well was filled sometime after 1826. The well was found to have been filled with the debris from the razing of Pinckney's farmhouse around 1828.
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The Pinckney Well
The Pinckney era well was excavated in 1995. It had been filled around 1828 with the debris from razing the Pinckney farmhouse.
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English Tableware
Fragments of English tableware were found among other types of ceramics during the excavations at Charles Pinckney National Historic Site.
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