Colonoware, creolization, and interactions between African Americans and Native Americans during the colonial period in the South Carolina lowcountry, by M. Brooke Brilliant

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The instance Colonoware, creolization, and interactions between African Americans and Native Americans during the colonial period in the South Carolina lowcountry, by M. Brooke Brilliant represents a material embodiment of a distinct intellectual or artistic creation found in Charleston County Public Library.

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Colonoware, creolization, and interactions between African Americans and Native Americans during the colonial period in the South Carolina lowcountry, by M. Brooke Brilliant

Statement of responsibility

by M. Brooke Brilliant

Instantiates

• Colonoware, creolization, and interactions between African Americans and Native Americans during the colonial period in the South Carolina lowcountry

Publication

• 2011

Note

• Typescript
• "The Drayton Hall site is located in St. Andrew's Parish in present day Charleston county, South Carolina and the Lord Ashley Settlement, is located up the Ashley River from Drayton Hall in Dorchester county"--Leaves x-xi

Bibliography note

Includes bibliographical references (leaves 190-204)

Dimensions

29 cm.

Extent

xiii, 210 leaves

Form of item

regular print reproduction

Other physical details

col. ill.

Record ID

u540065

Reproduction note

Photocopy.