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Edisto Island State Park. Edisto Island, SC. October 2018. Photos by Lorien Lucero.
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At Spanish Mount Point
Edisto Island State Park. Edisto Island, SC. October 2018. Photos by Lorien Lucero.

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'Ripped' Woman with Massive Forearms Is the Oldest Known Human Burial in Lower Central America
Archaeologists have uncovered the oldest known human burial in lower Central America: the skeletal remains of a mysterious woman who lived 5,900 years ago in what is now Nicaragua, a new study finds.
In general, tropical places don't preserve human remains well, but in this case, the ancient women's bones remained intact because of where she was buried, said study lead researcher Mirjana Roksandic, a professor of anthropology at the University of Winnipeg in Canada.
"[She] was buried in a shell mound, which reduced the acidity of the soil and helped preserve the remains," Roksandic told Live Science in an email. Ancient people created shell mounds for a number of reasons, including to bury their dead or to mark the landscape, she said. Read more.
The remains of Shell Mound. This is the largest shell mound left along the nature coast. It covers five acres and is 28ft above sea level. The mound over 6,000 years old and believed to be constructed over 3,500 years by an unknown culture. The mound is mostly made up of oyster shells, eaten by the people who lived around the mound.
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I had a quick visit out to Cedar Key last weekend, along with Mrs. Lonely Birder and some of her family. As they are not known to be early birds, I took the opportunity for some solo adventuring out to the wildlife management areas near Cedar Key [map] at dawn. The map is a little confusing, because the signage around the park said I was in the Lower Suwannee River National Wildlife Refuge but…
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Last-ditch digs make new finds at endangered and collapsing South Carolina coastal shell mound
At Edisto Island, an irreplaceable past is about to vanish.
Tides are sweeping away the prehistoric shell mound on Scott Creek faster than ever seen before in its 4,000 years of existence. It might last only a few more months.
The Native American artifact stood more than 15 feet high a hundred years ago and covered a half acre. Today, it's barely 3 feet high and covers little more than a tenth of an acre.
State archaeologists are making last-ditch digs before the site disappears. It is the most imperiled among more than a dozen mounds along the South Carolina coast from the Georgia border to the Grand Strand, although each one is threatened by sea rise and erosion exacerbated by coastal development. Read more.

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