Native American Studies Center (USC Lancaster)

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The USCL Native American Studies Center houses the world's largest collection of Catawba pottery, along with art, artifacts, and archives from other South Carolina tribes.

Blue flyer announcing July pop-up market, with collage of wooden dream catcher on an easel and sets of multicolor beaded earrings on a black background
Green flyer announcing June pop-up market, with collage of three pairs of beaded earrings and owl made of pottery
Black and tan flyer announcing author talk and book signing, with photos of the book cover and headshot of author Amelia Old.
Flyer announcing the June Lunch and Learn, with headshot of Claudia Heinemann-Priest.
Flyer announcing the May Lunch and Learn, with photos of a headshot of Bundrick outdoors wearing a baseball cap and a map of the southeast.
Request for proposals for "Catawbas and Cherokee American Revolution Symposium," with logos of the Catawba Cultural Center, Lancaster County 250, Native American Studies Center, American 250, and South Carolina 250 at the top.
Flyer for Native American Studies Center Spring Art & Craft Festival, with artwork of a blue ceramic horse, pink beaded heart earrings, and a pine needle basket base.
Flyer announcing the April Lunch and Learn, with a photo of a man dressed in colonial clergy attire.
Flyer for Native American Studies Center Spring Art & Craft Festival, with artwork of a blue ceramic horse, pink beaded heart earrings, and a pine needle basket base.
Collage of digital paintings of butterflies and flowers and Catawba pottery duck effigies
Flyer for canoe demonstration with photo of artist weaving a canoe from branches and natural materials.
A classroom projection screen shows the cover of the book “Aggression and Sufferings” with profile pictures on the side of the slide.
Flyer announcing the April Lunch and Learn, with a photo of a man dressed in colonial clergy attire.
Evan Nooe sits behind a table during an interview.
Flyer announcing the 9th Annual Dr. Mary Baskin Waters Lecture by Dr. Brooke Bauer