Levy (Florida Archaic Stemmed) Size: Medium to very large (5.0 – 10.2 cm long) Stemmed/Unstemmed: Stemmed Body Shape: Triangular Cross-Section Shape: Biconvex Blade Edge Shape: Excurvate; straight Notch Shape: Not applicable Stem Shape: Contracting Base Shape: Straigh; concave
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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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Bolen Beveled, Subtype 3 Size: Small to large (2.6 – 9.5 cm long) Stemmed/Unstemmed: Stemmed Body Shape: Triangular Cross-Section Shape: Rhomboid Blade Edge Shape: Beveled; serrated Notch Shape: Side notched or corner notched Stem Shape: Expanded Base Shape: Straight; convex
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Selected publications on Tatham Mound (8CI203): Hutchinson, Dale 2007 Tatham Mound and the Bioarchaeology of European Contact: Disease and Depopulation in Central Gulf Coast Florida. University Press of Florida, Gainesville. Ordering info Mitchem, Jeffrey M. 1989a Redefining Safety Harbor: La
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New article by Florida Archaeology curator Neill Wallis and collaborators Thomas Pluckhahn (USF) and Victor Thompson (UGA), tackling the concept of migration in Southeastern archaeology. They used Bayesian modelling on over 100 radiocarbon and thermoluminescence dates from Woodland civic ceremonial
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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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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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Join the CTL and other Florida Museum archaeologists at the Knap-In! We’ll be showcasing artifacts and some of the techniques we use to analyze pottery. There will be a variety of activities for children and adults. For more information, visit the event website.
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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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