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DESCRIPTION:The stones starring in this unique event are not &ldquo\;roll
 ing&rdquo\; &mdash\; most have been sturdily in place for millions of ye
 ars\, while sometime\, millennia ago\, mystery-artists carved images\, m
 aybe messages\, on them.\nOn Sunday\, April 15 at 3pm at the Hampton Mem
 orial Library in Easley\, Dennis Chastain\, a writer and naturalist\, al
 ong with Tommy Charles\, an eminent archaeologist\, will share their pic
 tures and adventures in pursuit of the petroglyph\, ancient stone art th
 at is a celebrated feature of bald rock faces in upper Pickens County.\n
 In keeping with the antiquity of the period\, Pat Edmunds of Pickens wil
 l be playing Native American flute music to set the tone for this &ldquo
 \;rock show&rdquo\;.\nTommy Charles is author of &ldquo\;Discovering Sou
 th Carolina&rsquo\;s Rock Art&rdquo\;\, a book on petroglyphs of this re
 gion.&nbsp\; He will be signing books\, so bring your copy or purchase a
  copy during this event for $29.95.\nThis program is free\, open to all 
 and sponsored by the SC Humanities Council as part of the Smithsonian In
 stitution&rsquo\;s &ldquo\;New Harmonies: Celebrating American Roots Mus
 ic&rdquo\; traveling exhibition. For more information\, call the library
  at 850-7077 or email reference@pickens.lib.sc.us. For a complete calend
 ar of local events associated with the New Harmonies exhibition\, visit 
 www.carolinafolkmusic.org.
URL:http://easley.patch.com/events/unique-form-of-rock-music
SUMMARY:Unique Form of Rock Music
LOCATION:Captain Kimberly Hampton Memorial Library: 304 Biltmore Rd\, Eas
 ley\, SC
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