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Private collections donated by individuals and families represent an important aspect of the Florida Archaeology collections. These collections include provenienced artifacts from throughout Florida and a limited amount of material from other parts of North America. These collections range in size
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General Collections Access The Florida Archaeology collections are curated at Dickinson Hall located on the University of Florida campus in Gainesville. Dickinson Hall is at the corner of Museum Road and Newell Drive. Learn more about visiting Dickinson Hall. Inquiries regarding access to the Fl
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Terminology and fishhook anatomy.  Fishhook is an item for catching fish. These ancient examples are from Florida waterways and at first glance appear much the same. Closer inspection reveals diversity and unique features crafted by skilled artisans. Florida fishhooks tend to be eyeless. Instead, th
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T he mission of the Florida Archaeology program is to conduct research on the extensive history of human occupation in Florida and adjacent areas through field investigations and analysis of curated materials. We emphasize student training and collaboration, the use of legacy collections, publicati
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History and Overview of worked faunal bone and ivory.   These holdings have various histories and we hope new stories to share.  They come from many locations around Florida including rivers and lakes as well as numerous terrestrial sites.  We started the galleries with one of the most unique worked
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See all Florida Archaeology Research Articles Other Media Outlets A Vessel of Indian Culture – Wall Street Journal | Aug. 3, 2011
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Bioarchaeological collections currently housed at the Florida Museum of Natural History are primarily from archaeological sites across Florida. These collections were excavated prior to the enactment of the Native American Graves Protection and Repatriation Act [NAGPRA]. The Museum is continuing it
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Swift Creek Complicated Stamped pottery, and related types, were widely produced throughout Georgia, eastern Alabama, and northern Florida during the Middle and Late Woodland periods between roughly AD 100 and 800. Complicated stamped pottery preserves truly unique evidence of social interactions.
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Florida Museum of Natural History
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Welcome to our searchable Bullen type collection of Florida projectile points.  Narrow down your search using the keywords below, or browse all of the types. Click the images to learn about each type and see more examples. The date ranges reflect published literature, but are subject to change as n
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