Attachment_D_NISI_Database_Reports_012024-final.pdf

MARSHA P. JOHNSON

STATE PARK

NINETY SIX

NATIONAL

HISTORIC SITE

Production Design 2

Content Database Report

January 11, 2024

A t t a c h m e n t D

AO-03-01-301

Dimensions: TBD Material:

19-110 03-01 Crossroads: Life & Nation: 03-01-301-AO Reconstructed Vessel & Fragments

03-01-300-CA Artifact Case (Vessel), 03-01- 301-GL Object Label (Vessel)

Related Components:

Ceramic

Source: Park Collection

Reference Number:

NISI 00138 SEAC:

00360

Dims Confirmed

AO-03-01-401

Dimensions: W : 16.5", W : 12.75", H : 5"

Material:

19-110 03-01 Crossroads: Life & Nation: 03-01-401-AO Chinese Teacup & Saucer

03-01-400-CA Artifact Case (Cup & Saucer)

Related Components:

Ceramic

Source: Park Collection

Reference Number:

NISI 00021

Dims Confirmed

AO-03-01-701

Dimensions: L : 1.2", W : 0.68" Material:

19-110 03-01 Crossroads: Life & Nation: 03-01-701-AO Pipe Stem

03-01-700-CA Artifact Case (Trade Goods), 03- 01-700-GL Object Label (Trade Goods)

Related Components:

Stone

Source: Park Collection

Reference Number:

Dims Confirmed

AO-03-01-702

Dimensions: L : approx. 4.2" Material:

19-110 03-01 Crossroads: Life & Nation: 03-01-702-AO Oyster Shell Fragments

03-01-700-CA Artifact Case (Trade Goods), 03- 01-700-GL Object Label (Trade Goods)

Related Components:

Park Collection

Source: Park Collection

Reference Number:

Dims Confirmed

AO-03-01-703

Dimensions: L : approx. 5.06" Material:

19-110 03-01 Crossroads: Life & Nation: 03-01-703-AO Oyster Shell

03-01-700-CA Artifact Case (Trade Goods), 03- 01-700-GL Object Label (Trade Goods)

Related Components:

Organic

Source: Park Collection

Reference Number:

Dims Confirmed

AO-03-01-704

Dimensions: TBD Material:

19-110 03-01 Crossroads: Life & Nation: 03-01-704-AO Pipe Bowl

03-01-700-CA Artifact Case (Trade Goods), 03- 01-700-GL Object Label (Trade Goods)

Related Components:

Organic

Source: Park Collection

Reference Number:

TBD kaolin bowl of European origin in

Dims Confirmed

AO-03-01-705

Dimensions: Ø : 0.34" Material:

19-110 03-01 Crossroads: Life & Nation: 03-01-705-AO Trade Beads

03-01-700-CA Artifact Case (Trade Goods), 03- 01-700-GL Object Label (Trade Goods)

Related Components:

Organic

Source: Park Collection

Reference Number:

Cat. 225H-54 and 2240-94

Dims Confirmed

AO-03-02-501

Dimensions: L : 5'-0" Material:

19-110 03-02 Crossroads: Trade & Tensions: 03-02-501-AO Musket

03-02-500-CA Artifact Case (Musket), 03-02- 502-GL Musket Object Label

Related Components:

Metal

Source: McGee Collection

Reference Number:

NISI 5118

Dims Confirmed

AO-04-01-301

Dimensions: Ø : 6’’, H : 3" Material:

19-110 04-01 Village: 04-01-301-AO Slave-Made Bowl

04-01-300-CA Artifact Case (Slave-made Bowl)

Related Components:

Ceramic

Source: Park Collection

Reference Number:

NISI 131

Dims Confirmed

AO-04-01-401

Dimensions: L : 9.75’’ , D : 5.5’’, H :

1’’

Material:

19-110 04-01 Village: 04-01-401-AO Plate

04-01-400-CA Artifact Case (Plate, Fork, and Knife)

Related Components:

Mixed Materials

Source: Park Collection

Reference Number:

NISI 58

Dims Confirmed

AO-04-01-402

Dimensions: L : approx. 8.5" Material:

19-110 04-01 Village: 04-01-402-AO Fork

04-01-400-CA Artifact Case (Plate, Fork, and Knife)

Related Components:

Mixed Materials

Source: Park Collection

Reference Number:

NISI 59

Dims Confirmed

AO-04-01-403

Dimensions: L : approx. 9.5" Material:

19-110 04-01 Village: 04-01-403-AO Knife

04-01-400-CA Artifact Case (Plate, Fork, and Knife)

Related Components:

Mixed Materials

Source: Park Collection

Reference Number:

NISI 60

AO-04-01-501

Dimensions: W : 34.18mm Material:

19-110 04-01 Village: 04-01-501-AO Jaw Harp

04-01-500-CA Artifact Case (Daily Items), 04- 01-500-GL Object Label (Daily Items)

Related Components:

Metal

Source: Park Collection

Reference Number:

NISI 5048

Dims Confirmed

AO-04-01-502

Dimensions: L : approx. 5" Material:

19-110 04-01 Village: 04-01-502-AO Teapot Spout

04-01-500-CA Artifact Case (Daily Items), 04- 01-500-GL Object Label (Daily Items)

Related Components:

Ceramic

Source: Park Collection

Reference Number:

NISI 138

Dims Confirmed

AO-04-01-503

Dimensions: L : approx. 5" Material:

19-110 04-01 Village: 04-01-503-AO Toothbrush

04-01-500-CA Artifact Case (Daily Items), 04- 01-500-GL Object Label (Daily Items)

Related Components:

Ivory

Source: Park Collection

Reference Number:

NISI 75

Dims Confirmed

AO-04-01-504

Dimensions: L : approx. 3.5" Material:

19-110 04-01 Village: 04-01-504-AO Comb

04-01-500-CA Artifact Case (Daily Items), 04- 01-500-GL Object Label (Daily Items)

Related Components:

Other

Source: Park Collection

Reference Number:

NISI 81

Dims Confirmed

AO-04-01-505

Dimensions: W : 8.99mm Material:

19-110 04-01 Village: 04-01-505-AO Dice

04-01-500-CA Artifact Case (Daily Items), 04- 01-500-GL Object Label (Daily Items)

Related Components:

Other

Source: Park Collection

Reference Number:

NISI 5141

Dims Confirmed

AO-04-01-701

Dimensions: L : 8 in. Material:

19-110 04-01 Village: 04-01-701-AO Branding Iron

04-01-700-CA Artifact Case (Work Items), 04- 01-700-GL Object Label (Work Items)

Related Components:

Metal

Source: Park Collection

Reference Number:

NISI 5034

AO-04-01-702

Dimensions: L : 17" , W : 7" Material:

19-110 04-01 Village: 04-01-702-AO Hackle

04-01-700-CA Artifact Case (Work Items), 04- 01-700-GL Object Label (Work Items)

Related Components:

Mixed Materials

Source: Park Collection

Reference Number:

NISI 62

Dims Confirmed

AO-04-01-851

Dimensions: L : approx. 6" Material:

19-110 04-01 Village: 04-01-851-AO Horse Bit

04-01-850-GL Object Label (Horse Bit & Stirrup), 04-01-850-CA Artifact Case (Horse Bit & Stirrup)

Related Components:

Metal

Source: Park Collection

Reference Number:

NISI 5181

Dims Confirmed

AO-04-01-852

Dimensions: L : approx. 5", W :

approx. 5"

Material:

19-110 04-01 Village: 04-01-852-AO Stirrup

04-01-850-GL Object Label (Horse Bit & Stirrup), 04-01-850-CA Artifact Case (Horse Bit & Stirrup)

Related Components:

Metal

Source: Park Collection

Reference Number:

NISI 143

Dims Confirmed

AO-05-01-301

Dimensions: L : approx. 10" Material:

19-110 05-01 Nations: 05-01-301-AO Swivel Gun Fragment

05-01-300-CA Artifact Case (Swivel Gun), 05- 01-301-GL Object Label (Swivel Gun)

Related Components:

Metal

Source: Park Collection

Reference Number:

NISI 265

Dims Confirmed

AO-05-01-701

Dimensions: L : approx. 8" Material:

19-110 05-01 Nations: 05-01-701-AO Bayonet Blade

05-01-001-EX Reader Rail (Nations Left), 05-01- 700-CA Artifact Case (Munitions)

Related Components:

Metal

Source: Park Collection

Reference Number:

NISI 5691

Dims Confirmed

AO-05-01-702

Dimensions: Ø : approx. 1.5" Material:

19-110 05-01 Nations: 05-01-702-AO One Pound Swivel Gun Shot

05-01-001-EX Reader Rail (Nations Left), 05-01- 700-CA Artifact Case (Munitions)

Related Components:

Metal

Source: Park Collection

Reference Number:

NISI 5203

AO-05-01-703

Dimensions: L : 268.96 mm Material:

19-110 05-01 Nations: 05-01-703-AO Bullet Extractor

05-01-001-EX Reader Rail (Nations Left), 05-01- 700-CA Artifact Case (Munitions)

Related Components:

Metal

Source: Park Collection

Reference Number:

NISI 5055A

Dims Confirmed

AO-05-01-704

Dimensions: Ø : < 1" diam. each Material:

19-110 05-01 Nations: 05-01-704-AO Musket Balls

05-01-001-EX Reader Rail (Nations Left), 05-01- 700-CA Artifact Case (Munitions)

Related Components:

Lead

Source: Park Collection

Reference Number:

NISI 644, 646, 702

Dims Confirmed

AO-07-01-501

Dimensions: TBD Material:

19-110 07-01 Legacy: 07-01-501-AO Rotating Archeological Artifact(s)

07-01-501-AO Rotating Archeological Artifact(s)

Related Components:

Mixed Materials

Source: Park Collection

Reference Number:

TBD

Dims Confirmed

AO-07-01-601

Dimensions: W : 17.26 mm Material:

19-110 07-01 Legacy: 07-01-601-AO Letter Seal Stamp

07-01-600-CA Artifact Case (Legacy), 07-01- 601-GL Letter Seal Focus Panel

Related Components:

Metal

Source: Park Collection

Reference Number:

NISI 5030

Dims Confirmed

AO-07-01-602

Dimensions: Ø : 0.75" - 1" Material:

19-110 07-01 Legacy: 07-01-602-AO Military Button, Continental Army, Bronze

07-01-600-CA Artifact Case (Legacy), 07-01- 600-GL Object Label (Legacy)

Related Components:

Metal

Source: Park Collection

Reference Number:

NISI 5107

Dims Confirmed

AO-07-01-603

Dimensions: Ø : 0.75" - 1" Material:

19-110 07-01 Legacy: 07-01-603-AO Military Button, possibly from "Light-Horse" Harry Lee's Brigade

07-01-600-CA Artifact Case (Legacy), 07-01- 600-GL Object Label (Legacy)

Related Components:

Metal

Source: Park Collection

Reference Number:

NISI 5139

AO-07-01-604

Dimensions: L : < 0.5" Material:

19-110 07-01 Legacy: 07-01-604-AO Grenadier Figurine

07-01-600-CA Artifact Case (Legacy), 07-01- 600-GL Object Label (Legacy)

Related Components:

Stone or Porcelain

Source: Park Collection

Reference Number:

NISI 5047

Dims Confirmed

AO-08-01-102

Dimensions: L : approx. 6.5" Material:

19-110 08-01 Many Sides: Crossroads: 08-01-102-AO Trigger Guard

08-01-100-CA

Crossroads Many Sides Artifact Case

Related Components:

Metal

Source: SEAC

Reference Number:

NISI 5382

Dims Confirmed

AO-08-02-101

Dimensions: L : approx. 5.5" Material:

19-110 08-02 Many Sides: Village/Nations: 08-02-101-AO Brick with Paw Print

08-02-100-CA Jail Artifact Case

Related Components:

Ceramic

Source: Park Collection

Reference Number:

TBD

Dims Confirmed

AO-08-02-102

Dimensions: L : 101.92mm Material:

19-110 08-02 Many Sides: Village/Nations: 08-02-102-AO Jail Key

08-02-100-CA Jail Artifact Case

Related Components:

Metal

Source: Park Collection

Reference Number:

NISI 5140

NISI CA Summary

Component NPS ID Related Components Artifact ID NPS Type Detail Qty Material Security Climate Seal Desicant

Req.

Dims

03-01-300-CA

Artifact Case (Vessel)

CA-03-01-

03-01-301-AO Reconstructed Vessel &AO-03-01-301 Wall-Mounted � Acrylic, Museum Corners

Low None Low Silica

Half Cassette

12.75" W x 16.5" H x 10" D

03-01-400-CA

Artifact Case (Cup & Saucer)

CA-03-01-

03-01-401-AO Chinese Teacup & Sauc AO-03-01-401 Wall-Mounted � Acrylic, Museum Corners

Low None Low Silica

Half Cassette

16.5" W x

12.75" H x 5" D

03-01-700-CA

Artifact Case (Trade Goods)

CA-03-01-

03-01-001-EX Reader Rail Base (Cros

03-01-702-AO Oyster Shell Fragments

03-01-703-AO Oyster Shell

03-01-701-AO Pipe Stem

03-01-704-AO Pipe Bowl

03-01-705-AO Trade Beads

AO-03-01-702,

AO-03-01-703,

AO-03-01-701,

AO-03-01-704,

AO-03-01-705

Rail-Mounted � Acrylic, Museum Corners

Medium None Low Silica

Half Cassette

24.5" W x

11.5" H x 3.86" D

03-02-500-CA

Artifact Case (Musket)

CA-03-02-

03-02-501-AO Musket

03-02-502-GL Musket Object Label

AO-03-02-501 Wall-Mounted � Acrylic, Museum Corners

Low None Low Silica

Half Cassette

56" W x

8.5" H x 5" D

Component NPS ID Related Components Artifact ID NPS Type Detail Qty Material Security Climate Seal Desicant

Req.

Dims

04-01-300-CA

Artifact Case (Slave-made

Bowl)

CA-04-01-

04-01-301-AO Slave-Made Bowl

04-01-301-GL Object Label (Slave-ma

AO-04-01-301 Wall-Mounted � Acrylic, Museum Corners

Low None Low Silica

Half Cassette

9.8" W x

16.5" H x 5" D

04-01-400-CA

Artifact Case (Plate, Fork, and Knife)

CA-04-01-

04-01-401-AO Plate

04-01-402-AO Fork

04-01-403-AO Knife

04-01-401-GL Object Label (Plate, Fo

AO-04-01-401,

AO-04-01-402,

AO-04-01-403

Wall-Mounted � Acrylic, Museum Corners

Low None Low Silica

Half Cassette

11.04" W x 12.75" H x 5" D

04-01-500-CA

Artifact Case (Daily Items)

CA-04-01-

04-01-501-AO Jaw Harp

04-01-502-AO Teapot Spout

04-01-503-AO Toothbrush

04-01-504-AO Comb

04-01-505-AO Dice

04-01-500-GL Object Label (Daily Ite

AO-04-01-501,

AO-04-01-502,

AO-04-01-503,

AO-04-01-504,

AO-04-01-505

Rail-Mounted � Acrylic, Museum Corners

Medium None Low Silica

Half Cassette

10" W x

11.5" H x 3.86" D

04-01-700-CA

Artifact Case (Work Items)

CA-04-01-

04-01-701-AO Branding Iron

04-01-702-AO Hackle

04-01-700-GL Object Label (Work Ite

AO-04-01-701,

AO-04-01-702

Rail-Mounted � Acrylic, Museum Corners

Medium None Low Silica

Half Cassette

22.5" W x

11.5" H x 3.86" D

04-01-850-CA

Artifact Case (Horse Bit &

Stirrup)

CA-04-01-

04-01-852-AO Stirrup

04-01-851-AO Horse Bit

04-01-850-GL Object Label (Horse Bi

AO-04-01-852,

AO-04-01-851

Wall-Mounted � Acrylic, Museum Corners

Low None Low Silica

Half Cassette

12.75" W x 16.5" H x 5" D

Component NPS ID Related Components Artifact ID NPS Type Detail Qty Material Security Climate Seal Desicant

Dims

05-01-300-CA

Artifact Case (Swivel Gun)

CA-05-01-

05-01-301-AO Swivel Gun Fragment

05-01-301-GL Object Label (Swivel G

AO-05-01-301 Wall-Mounted � Acrylic, Museum Corners

Low None Low Silica

Half Cassette

17.25" W x 7.03" H x 5" D

05-01-700-CA

Artifact Case (Munitions)

CA-05-01-

05-01-001-EX Reader Rail (Nations Le

05-01-701-AO Bayonet Blade

05-01-703-AO Bullet Extractor

05-01-701-GL Object Label (Objects o

05-01-704-AO Musket Balls

05-01-702-AO One Pound Swivel Gun

AO-05-01-701,

AO-05-01-703,

AO-05-01-704,

AO-05-01-702

Rail-Mounted � Acrylic, Museum Corners

Medium None Low Silica

Half Cassette

16.75" W x 11.5" H x 3.86" D

07-01-500-CA

Artifact Case (Archeological)

CA-07-01-

07-01-501-AO Rotating Archeological AO-07-01-501 Wall-Mounted � Acrylic, Museum Corners

Low None Low Silica

Half Cassette

25" W x

15.5" H x 5" D

07-01-600-CA

Artifact Case (Legacy)

CA-07-01-

07-01-001-EX Reader Rail Base (Lega

07-01-601-AO Letter Seal Stamp

07-01-603-AO Military Button, possib

07-01-602-AO Military Button, Contin

07-01-604-AO Grenadier Figurine

AO-07-01-601,

AO-07-01-603,

AO-07-01-602,

AO-07-01-604

Rail-Mounted � Acrylic, Museum Corners

Medium None Low Silica

Half Cassette

10" W x

11.5" H x 3.86" D

Component NPS ID Related Components Artifact ID NPS Type Detail Qty Material Security Climate Seal Desicant

Dims

07-01-601-CA

Artifact Case (Letter Seal)

CA-07-01-

07-01-601-AO Letter Seal Stamp

07-01-601-GL Letter Seal Focus Pane

AO-07-01-601 Rail-Mounted � Acrylic, Museum Corners

Medium None Low Silica

Sheet or Beads

6" W x 6"

H

08-01-100-CA

Crossroads Many Sides

Artifact Case

CA-08-01-

08-01-102-AO Trigger Guard

08-01-001-EX Crossroads Many Sides

AO-08-01-102 Pedestal � Acrylic, Museum Corners

Medium None Low Silica

Half Cassette

20" W x

17.25" H x 12" D

08-02-100-CA

Jail Artifact Case

CA-08-02-

08-02-102-AO Jail Key

08-02-101-AO Brick with Paw Print

AO-08-02-102,

AO-08-02-101

Pedestal � Acrylic, Museum Corners

Medium None Low Silica

Half Cassette

20.07" W x 22.75" H x

20.07" D

NISI CE Summary

Component NPS ID NPS Type Detail Qty Reference

Package?

Vendor/Source Dims Notes

01-02-300-CE Tactile Pickaxe CE-01-02-300 Reproduction � Fabricator approx. 13.5" x 7" Metal/Wood

02-01-010-CE Dimensional Title

Backcountry

CE-02-01-010 Relief � Fabricator 5" Letter height 1/2" Black Solid Surface (Corian or similar), 1/6"

Roundover First Surface, All Edges Eased, Threaded and Bolted Through Backer Panel

02-01-501-CE Tactile Deer Pelt (Fur Hide)

CE-02-01-501 Prop � Fabricator approx. 5 x 5";

irregular hand-cut rectangle

Reproduction or real tanned, hair-on, white-tail deer hide in Native American 18th century style or artisanal quality

02-01-502-CE Tactile Untanned

Leather

CE-02-01-502 Prop � Fabricator approx. 5 x 5";

irregular hand-cut rectangle

Reproduction or real de-haired and cured deer rawhide in Native American 18th century style or artisanal quality

02-01-503-CE Tactile Tanned Leather

CE-02-01-503 Prop � Fabricator approx. 5 x 5";

irregular hand-cut rectangle

Reproduction or real tanned deer leather in natural or "smoked" color in Native American 18th century style or artisanal quality

02-01-504-CE Tactile Deer Skin

Leather Glove(s)

CE-02-01-504 Prop � Fabricator approx. 7 x 7" Reproduction or real tanned, finished deer leather gloves in 18th century British/European style.

03-01-010-CE Dimensional Title

Crossroads

CE-03-01-010 Relief � Fabricator 5" Letter height 1/2" Black Solid Surface (Corian or similar), 1/6"

Roundover First Surface, All Edges Eased, Threaded and Bolted Through Backer Panel

03-02-601-CE Tactile Models (Axe Head)

CE-03-02-601 Reproduction � Fabricator approx. 5 x 5" each item

Metal

03-02-602-CE Tactile Models (Needle & Thread)

CE-03-02-602 Reproduction � Fabricator approx. 5 x 5" each item

Metal, Linen

03-02-603-CE Tactile Models (Scissors)

CE-03-02-603 Reproduction � Fabricator approx. 5 x 5" each item

Metal

03-02-700-CE Flip book Image (Cherokee Hide Preparation)

CE-03-02-700 Color Illustration � Fabricator Commission approx. 12.5" W x 8" H

Illustration (Black & White or Color) or Photo (Color) of traditional Cherokee hide preparation to be commissioned from a Cherokee artist

04-01-010-CE Dimensional Title

Lettering Village

CE-04-01-010 Relief � Fabricator 5" Letter height 1/2" Black Solid Surface (Corian or similar), 1/6"

Roundover First Surface, All Edges Eased, Threaded and Bolted Through Backer Panel

04-01-910-CE Mechanical Interactive (Growth of Ninety

Six Town)

CE-04-01-910 Flip Book � Fabricator approx. 7" x 7" Upper Graphic: Custom High Pressure Laminate panel with cutouts; Lower Graphic: Custom High Pressure

Laminate; Linear slider hardware and knob

Component NPS ID NPS Type Detail Qty Reference

Package?

Vendor/Source Dims Notes

05-01-010-CE Dimensional Title

Lettering Nations

CE-05-01-010 Relief � Fabricator 5" Letter height 1/2" Black Solid Surface (Corian or similar), 1/6"

Roundover First Surface, All Edges Eased, Threaded and Bolted Through Backer Panel

06-01-010-CE Crawl-Through Mine Tunnel

CE-06-01-010 Sculpture � Fabricator 28.96" wide opening;

each tunnel side

44.6" wide x 27" high

Faux landscape sculptural materials

06-01-200-CE Tactile Site

Model - Material & Style References

CE-06-01-200 Terrain Model � Fabricator 96" long x 44.6" wide Durable, untextured, sealed material such as sculpted epoxy; CNC cut & painted MDF; or full-color, fused 3D print (from whiteclouds.com or similar)

06-01-200-CE Tactile Site Model - Site Feature Historical

References

CE-06-01-200 Terrain Model � Fabricator 96" long x 44.6" wide Durable, untextured, sealed material such as sculpted epoxy; CNC cut & painted MDF; or full-color, fused

3D print (from whiteclouds.com or similar)

07-01-010-CE Dimensional Title

Lettering Legacy

CE-07-01-010 Relief � Fabricator 5" Letter height 1/2" Black Solid Surface (Corian or similar), 1/6"

Roundover First Surface, All Edges Eased, Threaded and Bolted Through Backer Panel

07-01-601-CE Letter with Wax Seal Tactile Model

CE-07-01-601 Replica � Fabricator Faux paper approx. 8" W x 4" when folded;

Wax seal approx.

0.75" diameter

Wax Seal: Modeling & Sculpting Epoxy Putty (Polygem or similar); Faux Paper: printed & treated

Tyvek or ripstop nylon

08-01-203-CE Trigger Guard Tactile Model

CE-08-01-203 Reproduction � Fabricator approx. 6.5" long Metal

08-02-200-CE Jail Key Tactile Model

CE-08-02-200 Reproduction � Fabricator 101.92mm long Metal

08-02-201-CE Jail Brick Tactile Model

CE-08-02-201 Reproduction � Fabricator approx. 5.5" long Brick or faux brick

08-03-200-CE Bucket Tactile Model

CE-08-03-200 Reproduction � Fabricator approx. 12" diameter Wood, Metal, Natural Rope

CE-01-02-300

Dimensions:

approx. 13.5" x 7"

Type:

19-110 01-02 Introduction: 01-02-300-CE Tactile Pickaxe

Reproduction

Source: Fabricator

Reference Number:

NISI 215

Quantity: 1

This is an accessible tactile model of a Revolutionary War era pickaxe and should appear to be aged and used. Model must be durable. Any sharp edges or rough spots must be eased for safety.

There are several options for supplying the models. In order of preference:

1 - Source antique pickaxe based on reference images such as:

2 - Source or commission reproduction pickaxe from reenactment suppliers such as:

3 - Sculpt tactile model from materials that simulate wood and metal textures http://ambroseantiques.com/swords/pic.htm https://www.gggodwin.com/Shovel- 470_p_107.html https://smilingfoxforge.com/ https://www.townsends.us/ https://www.samsonhistorical.com/

Narrative:

Material: Metal/Wood http://ambroseantiques.com/swords/pic.htm https://www.gggodwin.com/Shovel-470_p_107.html https://www.gggodwin.com/Shovel-470_p_107.html https://smilingfoxforge.com/ https://www.townsends.us/ https://www.samsonhistorical.com/

CE-02-01-501

approx. 5 x 5"; irregular hand-cut rectangle

Type:

19-110 02-01 Backcountry: 02-01-501-CE Tactile Deer Pelt (Fur Hide)

Prop

Source: Fabricator

Reference Number:

n/a

Quantity: 6

Reproduction or real tanned, hair-on, white-tail deer hide. Must be garment/craft grade quality that was processed without toxic chemicals.

Provide at least 6 material swatches. Attach to backer panel in such a manner that Park staff can replace with new swatch when material becomes worn.

Potential Sources:

https://www.clawantlerhide.com/furs/Whitetail%20De er%20Hide https://www.hideandfur.com/inventory/6392.html https://bluecreektraders.com/Portfolio/Tanned-Fur-and-Hides

Narrative:

Material: Reproduction or real tanned, hair-on, white-tail deer hide in Native American 18th century style or artisanal quality https://www.clawantlerhide.com/furs/Whitetail%20Deer%20Hide https://www.clawantlerhide.com/furs/Whitetail%20Deer%20Hide https://www.hideandfur.com/inventory/6392.html https://bluecreektraders.com/Portfolio/Tanned-Fur-and-Hides https://bluecreektraders.com/Portfolio/Tanned-Fur-and-Hides

CE-02-01-502

approx. 5 x 5"; irregular hand-cut rectangle

Type:

19-110 02-01 Backcountry: 02-01-502-CE Tactile Untanned Leather

Prop

Source: Fabricator

Reference Number:

n/a

Quantity: 6

Reproduction or real de-haired and cured deer rawhide. Must be drum-making/craft grade quality that was processed without toxic chemicals.

Provide at least 6 material swatches. Attach to backer panel in such a manner that Park staff can replace with new swatch when material becomes worn.

Potential Sources:

https://www.clawantlerhide.com/leathers-rawhides/Deer%20Rawhide https://wanderingbull.com/shop/craft-supplies/leather/rawhide-whole-hide/ https://www.buckskinleather.com/rawhide-leather/ https://leatherunltd.com/collections/rawhide/products /deerskin-rawhide-2-oz-hide-large-extra-large?

variant=12178037866590 https://furandhide.com/product/deer-rawhide-natural/

Narrative:

Material: Reproduction or real de-haired and cured deer rawhide in Native American 18th century style or artisanal quality https://www.clawantlerhide.com/leathers-rawhides/Deer%20Rawhide https://www.clawantlerhide.com/leathers-rawhides/Deer%20Rawhide https://wanderingbull.com/shop/craft-supplies/leather/rawhide-whole-hide/ https://wanderingbull.com/shop/craft-supplies/leather/rawhide-whole-hide/ https://www.buckskinleather.com/rawhide-leather/ https://leatherunltd.com/collections/rawhide/products/deerskin-rawhide-2-oz-hide-large-extra-large?variant=12178037866590 https://leatherunltd.com/collections/rawhide/products/deerskin-rawhide-2-oz-hide-large-extra-large?variant=12178037866590 https://leatherunltd.com/collections/rawhide/products/deerskin-rawhide-2-oz-hide-large-extra-large?variant=12178037866590 https://furandhide.com/product/deer-rawhide-natural/

CE-02-01-503

approx. 5 x 5"; irregular hand-cut rectangle

Type:

19-110 02-01 Backcountry: 02-01-503-CE Tactile Tanned Leather

Prop

Source: Fabricator

Reference Number:

n/a

Quantity: 6

Reproduction or real tanned deer leather in natural or "smoked" color. Must be garment/craft grade quality that was processed without toxic chemicals.

Provide at least 6 material swatches. Attach to backer panel in such a manner that Park staff can replace with new swatch when material becomes worn.

Potential Sources:

https://prairieedge.com/german-tanned-deer-hide-leather-natural/ https://www.sbearstradingpost.com/LeatherHides.ht ml https://furandhide.com/product/deer-splits/ https://tribalspiritmusic.com/product/sagecream-deer-leather/

Narrative:

Material: Reproduction or real tanned deer leather in natural or "smoked" color in Native American 18th century style or artisanal quality https://prairieedge.com/german-tanned-deer-hide-leather-natural/ https://prairieedge.com/german-tanned-deer-hide-leather-natural/ https://www.sbearstradingpost.com/LeatherHides.html https://www.sbearstradingpost.com/LeatherHides.html https://furandhide.com/product/deer-splits/ https://tribalspiritmusic.com/product/sagecream-deer-leather/ https://tribalspiritmusic.com/product/sagecream-deer-leather/

CE-02-01-504

approx. 7 x 7"

Type:

19-110 02-01 Backcountry: 02-01-504-CE Tactile Deer Skin Leather Glove(s)

Prop

Source: Fabricator

Reference Number:

Metropolitan Museum of Art Accession Number:

C.I.40.142.2a, b

Quantity: 1

Reproduction or real tanned, finished deer leather gloves in 18th century British/European style.

Narrative:

Material: Reproduction or real tanned, finished deer leather gloves in 18th century British/European style.

CE-03-02-601

approx. 5 x 5" each item

Type:

19-110 03-02 Crossroads: Trade & Tensions: 03-02-601-CE Tactile Models (Axe Head)

Reproduction

Source: Fabricator

Reference Number:

n/a

Quantity: 1

This is an accessible tactile model and must be durable. Any sharp edges or rough spots must be eased for safety.

Axe head should not appear worn or used.

There are several options for supplying the models. In order of preference:

1 - Source antique axe heads based on reference images and artifact(s) in Park Collection. Ebay and Etsy have several options. Park must approve final antique selection. Restore antique to minimize used/worn appearance.

2 - Source or commission reproduction axe head from reenactment suppliers such as:

https://www.gggodwin.com/ https://smilingfoxforge.com/ https://www.townsends.us/ https://www.samsonhistorical.com/

Narrative:

Material: Metal https://www.gggodwin.com/Shovel-470_p_107.html https://smilingfoxforge.com/

CE-03-02-602

approx. 5 x 5" each item

Type:

19-110 03-02 Crossroads: Trade & Tensions: 03-02-602-CE Tactile Models (Needle & Thread)

Reproduction

Source: Fabricator

Reference Number:

n/a

Quantity: 2

These items are accessible tactile models and must be durable. Any sharp edges or rough spots must be eased for safety. Spool of thread should be secured to prevent unraveling.

Source or commission reproduction needle & thread from reenactment suppliers such as:

https://www.gggodwin.com/ https://smilingfoxforge.com/ https://www.townsends.us/ https://www.samsonhistorical.com/

Narrative:

Material: Metal, Linen https://www.gggodwin.com/Shovel-470_p_107.html https://smilingfoxforge.com/

CE-03-02-603

approx. 5 x 5" each item

Type:

19-110 03-02 Crossroads: Trade & Tensions: 03-02-603-CE Tactile Models (Scissors)

Reproduction

Source: Fabricator

Reference Number:

n/a

Quantity: 1

These items are accessible tactile models and must be durable. Any sharp edges or rough spots must be eased for safety.

Scissors should not appear worn or used.

Source or commission reproduction scissors from reenactment suppliers such as:

http://www.avalonforge.com/MainMisc.htm https://www.gggodwin.com/ https://smilingfoxforge.com/ https://www.townsends.us/ https://www.samsonhistorical.com/

Narrative:

Material: Metal http://www.avalonforge.com/MainMisc.htm https://www.gggodwin.com/Shovel-470_p_107.html https://smilingfoxforge.com/

CE-03-02-700

Dimensions: approx. 12.5" W x 8" H

Type:

19-110 03-02 Crossroads: Trade & Tensions: 03-02-700-CE Flip book Image (Cherokee Hide Preparation)

Color Illustration

Source: Fabricator Commission

Reference Number:

n/a

Quantity: 1

Image to be black and white illustration, color illustration, or color photograph depicting traditional Cherokee preparation of deer hides during the time of trade with Europeans.

Illustration or photograph should be commissioned from a Cherokee artist or Cherokee group that conducts cultural demonstrations including hide preparation.

Narrative:

Material: Illustration (Black & White or Color) or Photo (Color) of traditional Cherokee hide preparation to be commissioned from a Cherokee artist

CE-04-01-910

approx. 7" x 7"

Type:

19-110 04-01 Village: 04-01-910-CE Mechanical Interactive (Growth of Ninety Six Town)

Flip Book

Source: Fabricator

Reference Number:

n/a

Quantity: 1

Lower graphic panel with 2 maps slides left to right under upper graphic, so that only one map at a time is visible through cutout in upper graphic.

Reference images are to show general concept of layered sliding graphic only. The interactive's size and content should be as indicated in exhibit drawings and graphic layouts.

Minimize any gap between upper and lower graphics to eliminate pinch points. Hardware for linear slider should be operable with minimal force. Knob should be large enough to push without grasping for those with limited manual dexterity.

Narrative:

Material: Upper Graphic: Custom High Pressure Laminate panel with cutouts; Lower Graphic: Custom High Pressure Laminate; Linear slider hardware and knob

CE-06-01-010

Dimensions: 28.96" wide opening; each tunnel side 44.6" wide x 27" high

Type:

19-110 06-01 Battleground: 06-01-010-CE Crawl-Through Mine Tunnel

Sculpture

Source: Fabricator

Reference Number:

n/a

Quantity: 1

Modeling & Sculpting Epoxy Putty (Polygem or similar) or faux-rock sculpture materials may be used. This is a crawl-through tunnel under the table and must be extremely durable. Ensure there are no hard edges or protrusions in the faux landscape material. Use sealant on faux landscape material.

Base sculpted model on 3D model. Intent is to portray an accurate segment of the real mine. Color and texture should replicate the site's soil. Tunnel walls should include marks from the use of shovels and picks.

https://sketchfab.com/3d-models/ninety-six-national-historic-site-tunnels-b9a13d378632475580699f6cb401f96b

Narrative:

Material: Faux landscape sculptural materials https://sketchfab.com/3d-models/ninety-six-national-historic-site-tunnels-b9a13d378632475580699f6cb401f96b https://sketchfab.com/3d-models/ninety-six-national-historic-site-tunnels-b9a13d378632475580699f6cb401f96b https://sketchfab.com/3d-models/ninety-six-national-historic-site-tunnels-b9a13d378632475580699f6cb401f96b

CE-06-01-200

96" long x 44.6" wide

Type:

19-110 06-01 Battleground: 06-01-200-CE Tactile Site Model - Material & Style References

Terrain Model

Source: Fabricator

Reference Number:

n/a

Quantity: 1

This is an accessible tactile model and must be durable. Any sharp edges or rough spots must be eased for safety.

The emphasis of the model should be on the structures and layout of the site on the last day of the siege. Flora and terrain features not relevant to the siege may be shown in simplified, low-detail style.

All modeled elements should be able to withstand sustained visitor handling. As much as possible, site features should be produced as integrated part of the overall model sculpture/3D print. No modeled elements should be smaller than 1/4" thick. Details smaller than 1/4" shall be represented flat (in paint or other color treatment) on the surface of the base terrain model.

Identify location of the Visitor Center with standard "You Are Here" star with the depressed circle in the center, sized for single-finger touch.

Narrative:

Material: Durable, untextured, sealed material such as sculpted epoxy; CNC cut & painted MDF; or full-color, fused 3D print (from whiteclouds.com or similar) https://www.whiteclouds.com/

CE-06-01-200

96" long x 44.6" wide

Type:

19-110 06-01 Battleground: 06-01-200-CE Tactile Site Model - Site Feature Historical References

Terrain Model

Source: Fabricator

Reference Number:

n/a

Quantity: 1

Include the following historic features, accurate to the last day of siege:

Resources for historical accuracy:

Jail Redan

Town of Ninety Six Stockade

Williamson’s Fort

Communication Trenches

Star Fort

Communication Trench

Greene’s Main Camp

Six-Pounder Battery

Kosciuszko’s Siegeworks

Kosciuszko’s Mine

Rifle Tower

Lee’s Siegeworks

Island Ford Road

Spring Branch Creek

Keowee-Whitehall Road

Martin Town Road

Greenville Road

Greene, Jerome A., Ninety Six: A Historical Narrative. Denver, CO: National Park Service, Robert D. Bass, Ninety Six: The Struggle for the South Carolina Back Country, p. 391

Robert M. Dunkerly and Eric K. Williams, Old Ninety Six: A Historic Guide, pp. 34 and 51

NPGallery for Ninety Six

Narrative:

Material: Durable, untextured, sealed material such as sculpted epoxy; CNC cut & painted MDF; or full-color, fused 3D print (from whiteclouds.com or similar) https://npgallery.nps.gov/HFC/SearchResults?allFields=ninety+six&allFieldsFormat=AllWords&collection=HFC+Commissioned+Art+Collection&view=grid&PageSize=24&as_sfid=AAAAAAUSomq4Iqn4kuqrO5ABh3bl5XTEQu6QM1u3reQOXgemwIT4kOp2w44cNVuTZftyawPYjb1jyaTzKQxyNz5JjBaqF53BERI41hOknffbRo3LWlvifPl5zg9qSqTU9VILieI%3D&as_fid=299edafea9c054ff44eac157d10edb54be4a6737 https://www.whiteclouds.com/

CE-07-01-601

Dimensions: Faux paper approx. 8" W x 4" when folded; Wax seal approx. 0.75" diameter

Type:

19-110 07-01 Legacy: 07-01-601-CE Letter with Wax Seal Tactile Model

Replica

Source: Fabricator

Reference Number:

NISI 5030

Quantity: 1

This is an accessible tactile model and must be durable. Any sharp edges or rough spots must be eased for safety.

Model should show a faux paper letter that has been folded and sealed with wax impression. Faux paper should be made of a durable material, such as fabric or tyvek, and printed/treated to resemble 18th century paper in color and texture.

Model is to be real impression from seal artifact.

Coordinate with Park for access to seal.

Narrative:

Material: Wax Seal: Modeling & Sculpting Epoxy Putty (Polygem or similar); Faux Paper: printed & treated Tyvek or ripstop nylon

CE-08-01-203

approx. 6.5" long

Type:

19-110 08-01 Many Sides: Crossroads: 08-01-203-CE Trigger Guard Tactile Model

Reproduction

Source: Fabricator

Reference Number:

NISI 5382

Quantity: 1

This is an accessible tactile model and must be durable. Any sharp edges or rough spots must be eased for safety.

There are several options for supplying the model. In order of preference:

1 - Source or commission reproduction trigger guard from reenactment suppliers such as:

2 - Sculpt tactile model from materials that simulate metal texture and appearance http://www.avalonforge.com/MainMisc.htm https://www.gggodwin.com/ https://smilingfoxforge.com/ https://www.townsends.us/ https://www.samsonhistorical.com/

Narrative:

Material: Metal http://www.avalonforge.com/MainMisc.htm https://www.gggodwin.com/Shovel-470_p_107.html https://smilingfoxforge.com/

CE-08-02-201

approx. 5.5" long

Type:

19-110 08-02 Many Sides: Village/Nations: 08-02-201-CE Jail Brick Tactile Model

Reproduction

Source: Fabricator

Reference Number:

TBD

Quantity: 1

This is an accessible tactile model and must be durable. Any sharp edges or rough spots must be eased for safety.

Replica to be based on artifact from Park collection.

There are several options for supplying the models. In order of preference:

1 - Chisel brick to match Park artifact. Brick should be accurate to 18th century texture and color. Apply sealant to chiseled brick

2 - Sculpt brick to match Park artifact from faux-landscape materials, to resemble 18th century brick texture and color. Use sealant on finished sculpture

Narrative:

Material: Brick or faux brick

CE-08-02-200

101.92mm long

Type:

19-110 08-02 Many Sides: Village/Nations: 08-02-200-CE Jail Key Tactile Model

Reproduction

Source: Fabricator

Reference Number:

NISI 5140

Quantity: 1

This is an accessible tactile model and must be durable. Any sharp edges or rough spots must be eased for safety.

Replica to be based on artifact from Park collection.

There are several options for supplying the models. In order of preference:

1 - Source or commission metal replica key from reenactment suppliers such as:

2 - Sculpt tactile models from Modeling & Sculpting Epoxy Putty (Polygem) or similar.

http://www.avalonforge.com/MainMisc.htm https://www.gggodwin.com/ https://smilingfoxforge.com/ https://www.townsends.us/ https://www.samsonhistorical.com/

Narrative:

Material: Metal http://www.avalonforge.com/MainMisc.htm https://www.gggodwin.com/Shovel-470_p_107.html https://smilingfoxforge.com/

CE-08-03-200

approx. 12" diameter

Type:

19-110 08-03 Many Sides: Nations/Legacy: 08-03-200-CE Bucket Tactile Model

Reproduction

Source: Fabricator

Reference Number:

n/a

Quantity: 1

This is an accessible tactile model and must be durable. Any sharp edges or rough spots must be eased for safety.

Bucket should be filled to within 2" from top with clear resin or similar material to simulate water.

There are several options for supplying the model. In order of preference:

1 - Source antique bucket based on reference images.

eBay and Etsy have several options. Park must approve final antique selection. Antique bucket may require sealant or other treatment for safety and durability.

2 - Source or commission reproduction bucket from reenactment suppliers such as:

3 - Fabricate replica bucket in period-appropriate style using wood, metal, and natural rope.

https://www.townsends.us/products/handmade-cedar-bucket-cb-872?

_pos=2&_sid=59d5693d3&_ss=r https://www.gggodwin.com https://smilingfoxforge.com/ https://www.samsonhistorical.com/

Narrative:

Material: Wood, Metal, Natural Rope https://www.townsends.us/products/handmade-cedar-bucket-cb-872?_pos=2&_sid=59d5693d3&_ss=r https://www.townsends.us/products/handmade-cedar-bucket-cb-872?_pos=2&_sid=59d5693d3&_ss=r https://www.townsends.us/products/handmade-cedar-bucket-cb-872?_pos=2&_sid=59d5693d3&_ss=r https://www.gggodwin.com/Shovel-470_p_107.html https://smilingfoxforge.com/

NISI EP Summary

Component NPS ID NPS Type Detail Related Components Activation

Method

Qty Vendor/Source Usage

Rights

Reference

Package?

Running

Time

01-02-400-EP Audio

Description Program

EP-01-02-

Audio Description 01-02-400-EE Discovery Pen Discovery

Pen Medallion located inside scan box

� Lake Ledge

Naturalist n/a n/a

04-01-600-EP Jaw Harp

Audio

EP-04-01-

Audio Program 04-01-600-GL Hear a Jaw Harp Interactive Panel

04-01-601-EE Transducer (Jaw Harp)

04-01-602-EE Push Button (Jaw Harp)

Push

Button

� Colonial

Williamsburg

Acquired 30 seconds

05-01-400-EP Voices of

Ninety Six Interactive

EP-05-01-

Computer Intera… 05-01-402-EE Voices of Ninety Six Interactive Compute

05-01-401-EE Voices of Ninety Six Interactive Touchscre

05-01-001-EX Reader Rail (Nations Left)

Touch � Fabricator n/a n/a

05-01-800-EP Built for

Battle Digital Interactive

EP-05-01-

Computer Intera… 05-01-001-EX Reader Rail (Nations Left)

05-01-801-EE Built for Battle Touchscreen

05-01-802-EE Built for Battle Computer

Touch � Fabricator n/a n/a

06-01-400-EP Tactile

Model Audio Clips

EP-06-01-

Audio Program 06-01-200-CE Tactile Site Model - Material & Style Refe Push

Button

�� Fabricator n/a 10-20 seconds

07-01-700-EP

Kosciusko's Mine Tour

EP-07-01-

Computer Intera… 07-01-701-EE Kosciusko's Mine Tour Touchscreen

07-01-702-EE Kosciusko's Mine Tour Computer

07-01-001-EX Reader Rail Base (Legacy)

Touch � University of

South Florida

Acquired 1-3 minutes

EP-04-01-600

Title

Jaw Harp Interactive

Purpose

By pressing a button, users can hear what a nearby jaw harp artifact might have sounded like.

Experience

The user presses a button and hears a song.

Production

This is a push-button interactive on a graphic panel. The media producer is not responsible for the graphic panel. The button is set in the panel and slightly raised. The speaker is hidden behind the panel. When a user presses the button, the song plays through the speaker. An actual jaw harp with interpretation is nearby in an artifact case.

Style

There are no visuals and the song has already been selected (see content). The sound must be clear and balanced, and favor the jaw harp if possible.

Accessibility

The interactive is already ADA accessible and needs no further modification.

Content

● 30 seconds or less of In the Fields of Frost and Snow.

○ Available through Colonial Williamsburg at this URL -https://www.colonialwilliamsburg.org/learn/deep-dives/exploring-african-american-history-through-music/

○ Contact Marianne Martin, Visual Resources Librarian at Colonial Williamsburg

Foundation at (757) 565-8542 or mmartin@cwf.org regarding licensing.

○ Marianne Martin offered a “temporary exhibit use” fee of $75 on June 17, 2021.

○ The audio will need to be separated from an MP4 file.

Screenflow

N/A - No screens.

EP-05-01-400

Title

Voices of Ninety Six

Purpose

By engaging with real-life stories, users will discover that the events at Ninety Six included a diversity of people.

User Experience https://www.colonialwilliamsburg.org/learn/deep-dives/exploring-african-american-history-through-music/ https://www.colonialwilliamsburg.org/learn/deep-dives/exploring-african-american-history-through-music/ mailto:mmartin@cwf.org

The user sees an attract screen with an artistic presentation of people’s silhouettes and a title related to Voices of Ninety Six. A start button prompts the interactive into play mode. The screen now presents an array of eight silhouettes. Each silhouette represents a person who was present at Ninety Six, and each is labeled with that person’s name. Instructions on the screen invite visitors to tap a silhouette to learn more about them. When a user does so, the screen transitions to a larger version of the silhouette accompanied by text relating information about the person.

The user can then close the screen and return to the attract screen.

Production

This is a simple experience on a touchscreen with a speaker or other audio device. Users tap visual silhouettes of historic figures to open their stories. The stories appear in text and possibly audio. After reading and/or listening to a story, users can return to the main menu to choose another historic figure.

The silhouettes and their stories must be easy for park staff to update via a content management system or other method.

Style

The attract screen should animate the silhouettes to some degree - for example, the silhouettes could fade in, fade out, and overlap.

The menu of silhouettes should be arranged with clarity, and in a style that acknowledges some uncertainty about what the historic figure actually looked like. It should be intuitive that users can tap the silhouettes to learn more, but instructions should also make that clear.

The information about the silhouette-person should be succinct and as compelling as possible.

The audio versions should be read by different voice actors to match the individuals, but not to pretend to be them.

The interactive must include an audible version of all questions, choices, and results.

The touchscreen controls must also be operable by a nearby Nav Pad.

Content

● Eight historic figures, each with their own leading question. Options include the following:

○ Anne DeLancey Cruger - How do you decide to follow your husband into a war zone?

○ William Hunt - At the 1775 battle.

○ William Cooper - Taken prisoner at Ninety Six.

○ Pompey Grant - Pioneer for the army.

○ Elizabeth Bower - Loyalist woman cast out by her patriot husband.

○ Francis Salvador - First Jewish person elected to public office in the colonies (SC

First Provincial Congress, 1775) and first of Jewish faith to die for American independence; also known as “The Southern Paul Revere” for raiding over 30 miles to warn militia units in the Backcountry of an “Indian” attack.

○ Thomas Carney - TBD

○ Aaron Spelman - TBD

○ David Wilson - TBD

○ Andew Ferguson - TBD

○ Dragging Canoe - TBD

○ Nancy War/Nanyehi - TBD

● Illustrated silhouettes of each historic figure.

● Written stories, one per historic figure, 55-65 words in the first-person.

● Recorded versions of the written stories.

Screenflow

EP-05-01-800

Built For Battle

Purpose

By exploring a timeline of siege constructions, users will witness the escalation of military engineering that both defines the fort’s significance and echoes similar conflicts throughout history.

Experience

On a touchscreen, a user sees two things: a bird’s eye view of the Ninety Six site as it would have appeared on the morning of June 18, 1781, and a timeline. On the bird’s eye view, certain points are highlighted, similar to location pins on a digital map. These points mark patriot and loyalist siege constructions. On the timeline, the user sees illustrations of the siege constructions in the order in which they were built.

When the user taps a point on the bird’s eye view, two things simultaneously happen. One is that a lightbox-style window pops up. In the window, the user sees an illustration of the selected siege construction along with a brief description. The other thing that happens is on the timeline. Here, the selected siege construction is highlighted or otherwise called to attention. The user can see when, in the conflict escalation, it was built.

Nearby, the user can find a second, closely related interactive. This is a physical, tactile scale-model of the bird’s eye view on a table. The siege constructions here are partnered with pushbuttons. The buttons play audio descriptions of the constructions (see EP-06-01-400).

Production

This is a touchscreen map with a responsive timeline. The map, however, is more of an illustration of a birds eye view than a map, per se. The illustration is of the Ninety Six site as it would have appeared on the morning of June 18, 1781. Twelve points on it are highlighted.

These are edifices built or additionally fortified during the siege. The twelve points are listed in the content section below.

The responsive timeline runs along the bottom, side, or other area of the screen. It has twelve dates. Each one marks the day an edifice was commenced to be built or additionally fortified.

And each one is accompanied by an illustration of the edifice.

When an edifice is tapped on the map, it appears highlighted or otherwise more visible on the timeline. At the same time, a lightbox-style window appears on screen. In it is an illustration of the edifice and a brief description.

Nearby, is a second, closely related interactive. This is a physical, tactile scale-model of the bird’s eye view on a table. The siege constructions here are partnered with pushbuttons. The buttons play audio descriptions of the same twelve constructions (see EP-06-01-400).

Style

The interactive map of the Ninety Six site will be illustrated as a bird’s eye view of the site as it appeared on the morning of June 18, 1781. The illustration will not be literal or finely detailed.

Rather, it will approximate the appearance of the tactile model related to EP-06-01-400, as the two should work together. In general, it will appear as a depiction of the siegeworks and their locations to the extent they are known, and in a style that suggests there is still more to be discovered. The illustration will be in color, and it will feel period-relevant but also modern.

The lightbox illustrations will follow the same style as the bird’s eye view illustration. They will work in concert with the tactile model, be detailed to the extent they are known, suggestive that questions still exist, and historic-modern in feel.

The timeline illustrations will be duplicates of the lightbox illustrations, only smaller.

The interactive must include an audio guide for use and audible descriptions of the siege constructions and their locations on the timeline as well as on the map.

The touchscreen controls must also be operable by a nearby Nav Pad.

Content

● One bird’s eye view of the Ninety Six site as it appeared on June 18, 1781, with twelve interactive tap points.

● Twelve lightbox size illustrations, duplicated and arranged in chronological order on a responsive timeline:

○ 08/05/1870 - Jail Redan (Greene Book, p. 111, “. . . in the summer of 1780” during which Cruger wrote to Cornwallis on August 5, as provided on the existing Star

Fort wayside panel)

○ 11/30/1780 - Town of Ninety Six Stockade (Greene Book, p. 99, “prior to

December,” but this is the date it was strengthened: original construction could date to 08/05)

○ 11/30/1780 - Williamson’s Fort (Also p. 99, “prior to December,” but again, could date to 08/05)

○ 11/30/1780 - Communication Trenches (a.k.a., Covers Ways, Greene Book, p.

112, no date provided, but likely created during erection of initial stockade and fortifications at Williamson’s Fort)

○ 12/06/1780 - Star Fort (Greene Book, p. 99, “. . . on December 6 [Cruger] received

. . . Henry Haldane,” who on p. 102, “outlined the work on an acre of ground” during his visit)

○ 12/06/1780 - Communication Trench (Greene Book, p. 112, no date provided, but likely created during Star Fort build)

○ 05/22/1781 - Greene’s Main Camp (Greene Book, p. 125, “By nightfall May 22”)

○ 05/27/1781 - Six-Pounder Battery (existing wayside panel; conflicts with Greene

Book, p. 129, “On Thursday morning, May 24”)

○ 05/28/1781 - Kosciuszko’s Siegeworks (existing wayside panel)

○ 06/09/1781 - Kosciuszko’s Mine (existing wayside panel)

○ 06/13/1781 - Rifle Tower (existing wayside panel)

○ 07/08/1781 - Lee’s Siegeworks (Greene Book, p. 141, “On Friday, Henry Lee . . .

arrived,” and “advised Greene that he should begin approaches” which Green direct to undertake “the same day;” also on p. 138, “Monday, June 4 . . . ,” which means Friday was June 8)

● A title for the interactive and < 15-word subtitle.

● One < 50-word descriptive caption for each lightbox illustration (total of twelve).

● Final-approved dates for the timeline.

● Audio read-alouds of all written text.

● Audio descriptions of the bird’s eye view, lightbox illustrations, timeline, and anything else necessary for an accessible experience.

Screenflow

EP-06-01-400

Title

Battleground Table

Purpose

By pressing buttons on a tactile scale model, users will explore an additional layer and modality of interpretation to understand the important features of the siege.

Experience

The centerpiece of the exhibit is a scale model of the Ninety Six site as it appeared on June 18, 1781. When a visitor approaches it, they see there are buttons associated with twelve features on the model: one button per feature. Each feature is a representation of an edifice constructed or additionally fortified as part of the siege. The visitor can touch the feature to feel its details and press the button to hear a spoken description of it. Once the visitor has heard the description, they can move on to the next feature.

Nearby, the user can find a second, closely related interactive. This is a touchscreen version of the scale model. Tapping the features on screen brings up illustrations and written descriptions of them. It also places the features on a timeline, demonstrating the escalation of siege construction leading up to the day of battle (see EP-05-01-800).

Production

This is a scale model with buttons that play audio when pushed. The media producer is not responsible for the model. There are twelve buttons, total. Each is related to a specific feature on the model. Each plays an independent audio piece, which is a narrative description of the relevant feature. The audio plays through a speaker embedded in the table. Only one recording can be heard at a time.

Nearby, is a second, closely related interactive. It is a touchscreen version of the scale model.

Tapping the features on screen brings up illustrations and written descriptions of them. It also places the features on a timeline, demonstrating the escalation of siege construction leading up to the day of battle (see EP-05-01-800).

Style

There are no visuals. The audio must be clear and focused on delivering informative descriptions of…