Exploring Southwest Florida's Little Salt Springs, divers and archaeologists bring up artifacts preserved for more than 12,000 years
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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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Combining historical documents and the findings of archaeologists to make a more complete picture of the last 500 years.
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We learn about the lives of Florida's first people - those who inhabited the peninsula for twelve thousand years before the Spanish came - from the archaeological record as well as some other surprising sources.
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Once part of a great chain of missions across North Florida, San Luis is today one of the country's leading Spanish colonial interpretive sites.
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Archaeologists working to uncover the story of the Calusa Indians on an island in Southwest Florida.
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Archaeologists have found a host of interesting artifacts from many different historic and prehistoric periods on and around this southwest Florida community. Now artists have been commissioned to create community interest by creating images of people and places from the island's past.
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Creating a virtual museum to share the history and cultural artifacts that spotlight the rich heritage of one North Florida county.
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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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On the outskirts of Florida's most populous county, archaeologists uncover the remains of a massive canoe a thousand years old.
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The discovery of the unpublished manuscript of a visionary 19th century archaeologist sheds new light on our understanding of Florida's prehistoric peoples.
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