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SCDNR archaeologists inch closer to identifying 19th-century remains found in Georgetown County - Vimarsana News

SCDNR archaeologists inch closer to identifying 19th-century remains found in Georgetown County

To continue to narrow down who he may be, researchers are now asking for older relatives of the matches they already have to get closer to giving John Doe his name back.

Source: wistv.com
Your DNA could help identify remains from the 1890s found in SC - Vimarsana News

Your DNA could help identify remains from the 1890s found in SC

Remains of a young man, that could be from the 1890s, were found on a key cultural site in Georgetown County, South Carolina.

Source: wmur.com
South Carolina: Remain from possibly 1890's found - Vimarsana News

South Carolina: Remain from possibly 1890's found

Remains of a young man, that could be from the 1890s, were found on a key cultural site in Georgetown County, South Carolina.

Source: wyff4.com
SCDNR archaeologists inch closer to identifying 19th-century remains found in Georgetown County - Vimarsana News

SCDNR archaeologists inch closer to identifying 19th-century remains found in Georgetown County

To continue to narrow down who he may be, researchers are now asking for older relatives of the matches they already have to get closer to giving John Doe his name back.

Coastal News Today | NC - Young man's death helps bring story of Gullah-Geechee fishing village to life By Charles Swenson - Vimarsana News

Coastal News Today | NC - Young man's death helps bring story of Gullah-Geechee fishing village to life By Charles Swenson

The dead man’s soul reunited with its maker long ago. Researchers now hope they can return his body to his family. In the process, they have brought to life a new understanding of a Gullah-Geechee community that lived on the shores of Winyah Bay in the decades after the Civil War.