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Our last Volunteer Enrichment Workshop of the season was a blast! Nicole Fuller, Collections Manager of the Florida Museum of Natural History’s Environmental Archaeology collections and program, along with our director, Michelle LeFebvre, provided an overview of cutting-edge environmental archaeolog
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The Ripley P. Bullen Award For Student Excellence In Florida/Circum-Caribbean Anthropology Research honors long-time Florida Museum of Natural History curator in archaeology, Ripley Bullen. The award recognizes a University of Florida undergraduate or graduate student for excellence in research in t
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We know students participating in our Discovering the Calusa �eld trip to the Calusa Heritage Trail enjoy learning about archaeology, the estuary, and the Calusa Indians but discerning if our activities are effective in teaching speci�c concepts requires assessment. This season we are surveying
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Support Our Collections and Research Volunteer With Us Would you like to work in the Environmental Archaeology lab? Our lab offers a wide range of opportunities that include hands-on experiences with archaeological and modern plant and animal specimens, as well as archival document projects.
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About the Project The goal of this NSF-supported project (NSF Award #1410288), 2014-2017, and NSF Award #1410069), was „to develop a fully imaged, databased, and georeferenced dataset of all 4.7 million specimens of SEUS plant species represented in the 107 collections associated with this TCN.“ Th
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FLAS imaged the labels of the bryophytes in the Fairchild Tropical Garden Collection. Kent Perkins picked up the specimens from Miami and brought them to Gainesville. The specimens were wonderfully organized. They were also barcoded and a skeletal spreadsheet accompanied the collection, so basically
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To all FLAS specimens, we add an archival card (5 1/2″ x 5 ¾“) to give additional support to the specimens, and to provide a flat paper surface on which to apply the barcode label and annotations. The barcode labels we place on the upper right side of the card. The barcodes used for this project
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Cultivated plants are integral to civilization. They are our source of food, oils, spices, medicines, shelter, paper, and many industrial products. They enrich our lives as plantings in our parks and landscape. Certain cultivated species have become problems in our environment. Some species are tox
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Curious about what is happening in the Butterfly Rainforest during the closure? The butterflies may not be flying, but there’s still plenty of activity! While shipments of new butterflies were paused in March to prepare for the museum’s temporary closure, the exhibit’s koi fish, turtles and birds a
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