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References and Links – Florida Archaeology & Bioarchaeology

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Selected Links Florida Division of Historical Resources – Underwater Archaeology Laws Florida Division of Historical Resources – Underwater Archaeology FAQs Selected References Austin, Robert J. 1995 „Stone Tool Technology and Use.“ In Yat Kitischee: A Prehistoric Coastal Hamlet 100 B.C. – A.
In Holocene Geology and Man in Pinellas and Hillsborough Counties, Florida, compiled

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Polychrome Ceramic Bowl – Rare, Beautiful & Fascinating: 100 Years @FloridaMuseum

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The Nazca people of Peru painted with incredible detail and many colors, resulting in beautiful pottery. The central figure on this small bowl is a fox deity, known in ancient Peruvian religion as the animal counterpart of the moon. Summary Polychrome Ceramic Bowl Made by Nazca people, Peru Da
the moon, for the Incas said they could see a fox on the moon, much like we see a man

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The immense journey: The life of Harry Lee, in the words of those who knew him – Research News

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In his book, “The Immense Journey,” anthropologist Loren Eiseley wrote, “If there is magic in this world, it is contained in water.” There are few people who seemed to have grasped this truth as completely as Harry George Lee of Jacksonville, Florida, a physician, globe-trotter, researcher and an av
Each man deciphers from the ancient alphabets of nature only those secrets that his

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Five Facts: Barnacles – Research News

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Barnacles Scientific name: Cirripedia (Infraorder) 1: Barnacles are crustaceans. Although they were once thought to be related to snails, it turns out that barnacles are actually related to crabs. If you look at the animal inside the hard plates, it is possible to recognize their crab-like bo
parenting evolved multiple times in moss animals Five Facts Five Facts: Portuguese man-of-war

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The First Documented Shark Attack in the Americas – Caribbean Archaeology Program

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The first documented shark attach in the Americas, cal AD 789-1033. There are no eyewitness accounts, only the testimony of the bones. Yet our knowledge of prehistoric lifeways and forensic anthropology allow us to reconstruct what probably happened. The incident went something like this: „Th
There was great sadness at the loss of this adult man, the head of a family and able

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Rare, BeYOUtiful & Fascinating Virtual Exhibition – Membership

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The Florida Museum asked its members to share their most beloved natural history treasures for an online exhibition. Enjoy a few of their submissions below! If you’d like to submit an object to be included in the exhibition, please send a photo wit
I’ve had it over 35 years and I treasure the impact art made on that young man. –

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Florida Museum’s Greatest Hits: An Online Guide – Florida Museum Blog

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Did you know you can visit the Museum online instead of in person? You can explore our online exhibits, YouTube playlists, news and blogs to keep inspired about science and nature. There’s a lot here that you might not know about! Our website is vast, with many thousands of pages and millions of
it the poster child of invasive plants –… Sep 24, 2020 Five Facts: Portuguese man-of-war

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Why Science? Taxonomy – Research News

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Gustav Paulay,  curator of invertebrate zoology at the Florida Museum of Natural History, explains that taxonomy is the ability to tell different forms of life apart and identify living things both scientifically and in everyday life. He describes how the field of taxonomy has changed over the years
leads to new, bigger megalodon size estimate Five Facts Five Facts: Portuguese man-of-war

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