Over the last few years some of the most important work in the field of archaeology in Florida has been done by unpaid workers who love finding out more about our state's ancient people.
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A Florida archaeologist makes a case for the peninsula's first inhabitants arriving here not 13.000 but 25,000 years ago.
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Combining historical documents and the findings of archaeologists to make a more complete picture of the last 500 years.
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A southwest Florida man recreates some of the ways in which early Floridians created their world to discover how they lived and worked.
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The authors of a book about South Florida's most powerful Indian tribe talk about their legacy.
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Archaeologists work on a computer program to allow Floridians to view priceless artifacts recovered from a site on an island near St. Petersburg.
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