Desperate dig for the past under way on disappearing South Carolina island Bo Petersen | bopete@postandcourier.com | May 12, 2019 | ORIGINAL ARTICLE LINK EDISTO ISLAND — Two of the coast’s mysterious shell rings —… READ FULL ARTICLE
Turquoise, Trumpets, and Tchamahias: The Wealth of Chaco Canyon Dr. John Kantner, Associate VP for Research & Dean of the Graduate School, Professor of Anthropology, University of North Florida The stunning monumental buildings in Chaco… READ FULL ARTICLE
The Rosewood Massacre Dr. Edward Gonzalez-Tennant, Department of Anthropology University of Central Florida Rosewood, Florida was once home to a prosperous African American community until its violent destruction in 1923. The event remained cloaked in collective… READ FULL ARTICLE
Angola’s Ashes A Newly Excavated Settlement Highlights Florida’s History as a Haven for Escaped Slaves Called one of the most significant historical sites in Florida and perhaps the U.S. by Florida historian Canter Brown Jr.,… READ FULL ARTICLE
By Angie Angers, Reporter, BAY NEWS 9 BRADENTON — Saturday, March 04, 2017 A structure that is listed on the National Register of Historic Places is now the site of an archaeological investigation. A team… READ FULL ARTICLE