Archaeological research uncovers insights into colonial south carolina anglican churches, highlighting their historical significance.
With the Church Act in 1706, the General Assembly of South Carolina established the Church of England as the official church of the colony and defined ten parishes. Soon after, missionaries were dispatched from England and churches constructed. Little archaeological research has been conducted on colonial South Carolina Anglican churches, so any archaeological intervention offers a rare opportunity to understand them. This article summarises investigations at St Paul’s parish church Hollywood, S C, U S A
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