Lake Moulltrie Historical walks by techoverload
Since the drought Lake Moultrie is extremely low. Its also been uncovering historical artifacts that have been under water since the lake was built in 1939. There has been old Indian Artifacts found also, pottery, arrowheads, bones, spear tips, turpentine kilns and A LOT more. I have found several items that I have given to the local museums. I have also found items that local historians aren?t even sure what they are their so old. The best place to find goodies is Russellville Flats. It?s located on the north side of the lake off HWY 45. That?s all the info I?ll give you on the location. If your navigational savy you?ll find it easily.
I just don?t want the wrong people to go there and destroy anything. I make weakly trips out there so if your interested email me and I?ll take you out there.
There are VERY large alligators out there so bring a nice sturdy walking stick just in case. The walk can easily take 6 hours to the tip and the kilns. Thats also due to slow walking and brousing. Steady non-stop walk from the tip is about an hour.
Don't forget to bring a camera, drinks and book bag.