Coastal SC help

[Brandiwine]

Headed to Seabrook Island once again for vacation. We visit Seabrook about every other year to vacation at my sister in laws beach house. I choose different locations the other years...with shark teeth hunting as my first required amenity....Seabrook has none :-(. So between Seabrook, Johns Island or Kiawah anyone have any advice on where to hunt artifacts or for shark teeth?

 

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[rock]

no, but have a nice vacation.

 

[lordpiney]

pretty much all the beaches in S.C. have fossils on them. just scrape the first few inches of sand off along the tideline, and see what you find.

 

[bmartin0693]

Oh yea you could probably find something easy. Two summers ago I went down to my beach house at Cherry Grove Beach, which is north of Myrtle Beach. I walked out on the beach, put my chair down, and sat down. Well dang there was a beautiful piece of rhyolite sticking outta the sand right between my feet. There was a very rough storm the night before, so I figured it worked it way there somehow. It was a Kirk with an ancient snapped base that was approximately 4 inches long. Hunt the beach after a storm that may vary your chances of finding something cool. Have fun!

 

[Tnmountains]

Borrow a metal detector if you can.

 

[masonh]

Try edisto state park on edisto island, go up the beach about a mile till you get to the inlet, try to go at low tide, sift the gravel with a colander or sieve and you should find fossils such as turtLe shell and horse teeth, also shards of finger punctuate Indian pottery