The 3rd annual Lowcountry American Indian Expo, organized by the Morgan Allen Platt Foundation and held at Charles Towne Landing State Historic Site on November 1-2, 2012, gave 2,000+ elementary and middle school students an opportunity to learn about Native American culture and lifeways. During a 1-hour tour, students observe and participate in Native dancing and drumming, Indian hunting techniques, stone tool manufacture, Native foodways, archaeology, and an obstacle course/Native games. Brockington’s Eric Poplin serves on the Expo organizing committee, and presented the introduction to archaeology during the event. Josh Fletcher and Charlie Philips assisted with set-up and Josh served as photographer for a selected class as they toured this year’s Expo venues.
