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History

Little River has long been a silent witness to centuries of human endeavor and natural evolution. Its meandering course carved through the coastal plains has served as a lifeline for Native American tribes, early European settlers, and modern communities alike. Long before colonial maps marked its banks, indigenous peoples relied on the river’s abundant resources for fishing, transportation, and ritualistic practices. Archaeological finds along the banks, including pottery shards and ancient tools, underscore its importance in the early settlement of the region, and searches for “Little River South Carolina indigenous history” reveal a rich tapestry of Native American life intertwined with the natural environment.