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There’s something buried in Sea Pines that archaeologists say is more than 4,000 years old — and it has long stumped them. Known as an Indian shell ring and located in the Sea Pines Forest Preserve, ...

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On Wednesday, Binghamton University researchers were measuring lines in the dirt, mapping the ground, and scraping away the earth one millimeter at a time in a small section of a pit inside the Sea ...

Whether you are gearing up for your summer vacation, or dreaming of sipping your favorite cocktail on the beach, we have the perfect shell jewelry to top off all of your beach-ready looks. Anklets are ...

Mollusk shells at 4,000-year-old Native American shell ring villages indicate that environmental change may have driven the formation and abandonment of these coastal communities, according to a study ...

HILTON HEAD ISLAND, SC (WTOC) - Tucked inside the Sea Pines Forest Preserve is a mound of shells that stretches around 150 feet in a circle. The ancient shell ring dates back thousands of years. "At 4 ...

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Binghamton University archaeology students Dylan Davis and Chelsea Cunico remove sand used to cover the site of last year's dig at the center of the Native American shell ring in the Sea Pines Forest ...