ACC, Inc. has been involved in South Carolina’s Professional Assistance Program. The Orangeburg program pairs professional archaeologists with local governments, historic societies, and volunteer groups to examine cultural resources needing evaluation outside of the compliance arena. ACC participates in South Carolina Archaeology Day activities each year. Our staff, Bobby Southerlin and Dawn Reid provide demonstrations on Native American pottery making to visitors and children are able to try their hand at making their own creations.
ACC personnel, in conjunction with other professional archaeologists, donate their services to excavation of the Kolb site in Darlington County, South Carolina. This site is undergoing a multi-year investigation with crews of avocational archaeologists and other volunteers. Excavations are carried out for 2 weeks each year and a public day is held. Volunteers and visitors to the site include groups of home school kids, boy scouts, and other clubs. To read more about the Kolb site click HERE.
Archaeologist Bobby Southerlin demonstrating pottery manufacturing techniques on Archaeology Day at Historic Camden.
This Volunteer digger, Wilbur Cutter, assisting archaeologists in Orangeburg program pairs professional archaeologists with local governments, historic societies, and volunteer groups to examine cultural resources needing evaluation outside of the compliance arena.



