Koelker and associates is a film and video production company specializing in documentary format work focusing on archaeology, history and medicine. Explaining the application of scientific methods in the investigation of historical sights and medical treatment brings cutting edge technology to the lay person in an approachable manner. Current film documentary projects include the exploration of coastal cultures in the Late Archaic Period, the impact of the art created in South Carolina by the captives of the slave ship The Wanderer, and the continuing excavation of a Chinese Dragon kiln built in the early 1800s and discovered in 2010 in a hayfield outside Edgefield, SC.
A crumbling Colonial fort becomes the foundation for Emancipation Day.
Nine historians and archaeologists follow Fort Frederick's lineage as it becomes the birthplace of Reconstruction.
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