Charles Enloe Moore was born and raised in Florence, Alabama . He attended the University of North Alabama and Auburn University. Charles spent most of his career as an investment broker, branch manager and vice president A.G. Edwards . While serving on the Florence Historical board, he acted as project officer for the Indian mound and Museum in Florence for twenty-three years. He was later appointed City Archaeologist. Charlie was honored individually as Archaeologist Society, and jointly with his late wife, Mary-Eliza, in 1980. In 2004, he was named “Citizen of the Year” by the Shoals Chamber of Commerce. He is also the author of Reflections of Turtle point published in 2005. Although now retired, he is active in many civic and church activities. He enjoys golf, gardening and pursuing his lifelong study of Native American history and archaeology.
Charles Enloe Moore
Archaeology – Indian Artifacts – History
Mr. Moore, I feel like we’ve met at one time or another. I belonged to the Birmingham Archaeological Society for many years and had the pleasure of meeting some very nice folks while there. I knew Dr. Nance, Carey Oakley, Charles Hubbert, Heard Floyd, Wiliam Steele, David DeJarnette and many others. I even met Dan Joselyn years ago. We had regular speakers come and visit, including Dr. Mayhan from Montevallo. I served as president for several years and enjoyed knowing so many nice folks. I miss everyone there. I moved back to my home county of Lamar in ’92.
Heartiest congratulations upon your receiving the Achievement Award from the American Society of Amateur Archaeology! Our best, Barbara and Jim Nash
Mr. Moore,
I have a fluted clovis that I would like to get your opinion on. If you have time please call me at 256-483-1546 or 256-446-5065 or email me and I will get back to you.
Thank You
Blake McCormack
Leighton, AL