Watch: USC archaeology team upraises three Civil War cannons from Pee Dee River
A team of archaeologists from the university were in Florence County Tuesday to literally uncover pieces of history.
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A team of archaeologists from the university were in Florence County Tuesday to literally uncover pieces of history.
Scientists from South Carolina plan to take the final step in recovering three artifacts important to the state’s history and key to providing insight into Civil War weaponry this week. An underwater archaeology team from the university will raise three Civil War cannons from South Carolina on Tuesday, Sept. 29 from the Great Pee Dee River in Florence County. The cannon raising will begin at 10 a.m.
Anyone can take advantage of a chance to win free passes to see a country music superstar perform in Columbia. Students will have until 5 p.m. on Wednesday, Sept. 30 to apply for a chance to receive tickets to see Brad Paisley perform as part of his Country Nation College Tour presented by Zaxby's at the university's new Alumni Center on Friday, Oct. 16. Students who are members of the My Carolina association are guaranteed free tickets as long as they register by the deadline.
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