The South Carolina Institute of Archaeology and Anthropology (SCIAA) was established in 1963 as a University of South Carolina research institute and a State cultural resource management agency. As the latter, it serves as the main State agency concerned with South Carolina's Prehistoric and Historic Archaeology, and its discovery, study, revelation, and official safekeeping at a curatorial facility. As a University research institute, SCIAA initiates and conducts a broad range of field research and collections research throughout the State, participates in a very wide range of USC activities and duties, and contributes to the University infrastructure, and the USC publication series.

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From Field to Table: Historical Ecology of Regional Subsistence Strategies	ArchSite
The 2010 Post-doctoral Fellows Conference: From Field to Table: Historical Ecology of Regional Subsistence Strategies will be held March 19-20, 2010, at the Inn at USC. This year’s conference focuses on ways of reporting and reconstructing the impact of human subsistence on different ecosystems throughout history. Interested parties should get in touch with Dr. David Goldstein for more information: goldsted@mailbox.sc.edu.	South Carolina's on-line GIS for archaeological and architectural cultural resource management. More information is located at: ArchSite Home Subscription Overview