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Follow the links to profiles on each of the fishes with full information and pictures
Follow the links to profiles on each of the fishes with full information and pictures
Worked animal bone is among the many types of cultural belongings found at archaeological sites around Florida and the world. These items take many forms, shapes, and sizes. Within the Florida Museum’s archaeological collections, worked bone ranges from very small discs to large ivory tusks. This di
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Dr. Ripley P. Bullen collected information about Florida Projectile Points from avocational and professional archaeologists for decades. First presenting his typology in the 1960s, this work was meant as a starting point to understand stone tool types that could be refined and built upon through the
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Acknowledgements! Florida’s Ancient Worked Ivory and Faunal Bone website was compiled by Donna Ruhl and Megan LeBlanc. Special thanks to the Felburn Foundation who aided in the funding for the rehabilitation and digitization of the cultural belongings in the image galleries.
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The Bullen Projectile Point Type Collection website was compiled by Donna Ruhl, Ellen Walker, and Lindsay Bloch. Special thanks to David Markus, Krista Church, and Ellen Walker for collection rehabilitation and photographic contributions. In addition, special thanks to Florida Museum staff James You
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Welcome to the worked faunal bone and ivory collection. This gallery highlights the Fishhooks from this collection that are unique and rare. Hook-and-line fishing technology is among the various methods used to capture fish by indigenous peoples and other communities spanning thousands of years from
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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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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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