The land on which Coastal Carolina University and the Horry County Museum stands is part of the traditional territory of the Waccamaw Indian People. We honor them and express our gratitude to the ancestors who lived here in the past, the Waccamaw Indian People today, and to the generations to come.
Thank You Community Partners
Thank you to the Waccamaw Indian People for their kindness, wisdom, and generosity.
We would specifically like to thank the following individuals:
Chief Harold “Buster” Hatcher
Vice Chief Cheryl Cail
Second Chief John D. Turner
Chief of Tribal Council, H. Dalton Hatcher
Marie Hatcher Hines
Marion Craddock
Susan Hatcher
Ricky Hudnall
Alan Faver
Randy Wood
Thank you to the Horry County Museum for providing exhibit space and materials, access to collections, knowledge, and collaboration on this project.
Exhibit Creators
Waccamaw Indian People: Past, Present, Future was created by Coastal Carolina University students working with Assistant Professor Katie Stringer Clary, Department of History, and Professor Carolyn Dillian, Department of Anthropology and Geography.
Nicholas Beauchamp
Emily Brenner
Stephen Bucko
Joshua Cox
Haleigh Fickes
Zachary Foley
Lindsey Grider
Joshua Heaton
Jordyn Heilman
Eliza Joy Hibionada
Katie Holodook
Brooks Hoyle
S. Jack Jolly
Madison Ketschek
Nicholas Krivak
Joey Lopes
Alyssa Lynch
Kaimyn Michael
Jesse Morgan
Brandon Peck
Sarah Reilly
Trey Rice
Greer Rickett
Emily Ryhal
Sabian Scafidi
Preston Schaefer
Kenzie Skidmore
Joshua Tate
Destanee Timmons
Zachary Turner
Hannah Wenrich
Lindsey Whelan
Ozzy Whitley
Alexis Widdifield
Additional assistance was provided by: Jim Arendt, Abby Sink, Alli Crandell, Travis Brooks, Charles Clary, Angie Cartrette, Sheila Levi-Clutts, and Kristal Curry.
Sponsors
This program is sponsored by South Carolina Humanities, a not-for-profit organization; inspiring, engaging, and enriching South Carolinians with programs on literature, history, culture, and heritage.
Funding was provided in part by the Prince Fellows Program, Department of History, and the Department of Anthropology and Geography, Coastal Carolina University. Thank you to the Horry County Commission on Higher Education for their support of these initiatives.
Support for public education and outreach was provided by the Register of Professional Archaeologists and the Council of South Carolina Professional Archaeologists.