Topic: Dislocations and Migrations of the Yamasee Indians, with Charles Cobb, Ph.D., Lockwood Chair in Historical Archaeology, Florida Museum.
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The Environmental Archaeology program counts also with the dedicated contribution of collection assistants and volunteers. They collaborate on our research projects and assist in the management of the environmental archaeology collection. Please email Collection Manager Nicole Fuller fullern@florida
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Friends, beer and . . . butterflies? Is this how we do conservation now? Our scientists have worked hard to identify and study species at risk of extinction for decades, but they know it takes a village to pull them back from the brink. So, they got creative with beer and butterflies. Way bac
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Researchers focusing on conservation and species restoration have to be fairly tenacious, and our biologist Jaret Daniels is no exception. Hurricane Ian required us to reschedule the launch of a new beer aimed at restoring habitat for migrating monarch butterflies. Originally intended for Sept. 30,
and on tap, and custom tulip beer glasses were available for sale with the pretty logo
The Florida Museum and First Magnitude Brewing Co. invite you to a fundraiser to help support butterfly conservation in Florida. As part of the event, First Magnitude will release a special black rye ale with vanilla called “Black Witch,� highlighting the Black Witch moth. Conservation at home L
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About the Archaeopedology Collection Holdings consist of anthropogenic (human-influenced) soils and control samples taken from the sites and surrounding off-site areas. Bulk samples of about 350 grams are taken from each natural soil horizon and cultural stratum within excavation units. Augered sam
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Knowledge and awareness can inspire others to act! One way to help curb global insect decline is to share this campaign with your friends and get them as excited about insects as you are! Be a mentor by going outdoors and talking about insects. Fight against negative perceptions by leading a bug w
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The Environmental Archaeology Program and collections are housed in the Florida Museum of Natural History Research Facility at Dickinson Hall on the University of Florida campus. Although this facility is not open to the public, we can arrange tours of our laboratory and collections for interested i
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Current Courses Below is a list of the courses related to environmental archaeology that are currently taught by faculty, staff, students, and affiliates of the Environmental Archaeology Program at the University of Florida: ANT 3186 (undergraduate) and ANG 5126 (graduate): Introduction to Zoo
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Articles & Stories Dig Magazine 2013: Best in Breed (PDF) Emery, K.F., P. Cunningham-Smith, E.J. Olsen, and E.S. Wing (2013) Best in Breed. Dig Magazine January:22-25, www.digonsite.com Dig Magazine (2007): Jaguar Kings and Monkey Brothers: Animal Use Among the Maya (PDF) Em
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