[Renfield]

I can't remember off the top of my head. Someone did a transect of deep borings across either Big Hellhole Bay or Little Hellhole Bay in Charleston County and discovered the infilled river valley. It might have been Ray Daniels. I'd suggest contacting the South Carolina Geological Society to see if someone there remembers the paper. If Ray Daniels is still alive (he'd be close to 90 now), he'd know for certain, but I don't have an address for him. If you contact the Agronomy Department at N.C. State University, you might get an e-mail address for Ray Daniels or Ehrling Gamble. In the mean time, if you have access to archives of the journal Southeastern Geology, you should review every paper written by Daniels and Gamble that was published in that journal. Those two are the preeminent authorities on coastal stratigraphy of the Carolinas.

[SunkenCiv]

Daniels Gamble search using Scirus:

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[SunkenCiv]

Whoops, I neglected to remove you from the "to" field. Sorry.