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COMING SOON: Archaeology of St. Paul’s Parsonage and Cellar (1706-1715)

Posted on 31 December, 2012 by nwfulmer — No Comments ↓

Parsonage

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Fascinated with old brick and abandoned sites since he was a boy, South Carolina native Nate Fulmer holds a Bachelor of Science in Anthropology and Archaeology from the College of Charleston. As a student of archaeology, he has worked on numerous historic sites in a variety of contexts. Nate currently lives in historic downtown Charleston with his wife Diana. This blog is largely a product of exploratory weekend excursions across the state and fieldwork on archaeological sites in the Lowcountry.