Oyster Shells Indicate Season of Mound Construction at the Garden Patch Site
A new article by researchers at the University of Georgia and the Florida Museum shows how isotope geochemistry can be … Continued
New Searchable Guide to Florida Pottery
We are pleased to announce the launch of a new way to identify and learn more about the pre-Columbian pottery … Continued
New 3D Artifact Files to View and Print
Florida Archaeology and the Ceramic Technology Lab now have over 40 3D models available via Sketchfab. Take a look at … Continued
Florida Anthropological Society Meeting May 10-12 2019, Crystal River, Florida
Join Florida Museum archaeologists at the 71st Annual Meeting of FAS. More information here. The Florida Archaeology program at the … Continued
Florida Museum Presentations at the SAAs
If you’re headed to Albuquerque in a few weeks for the Society for American Archaeology annual meeting, be sure to … Continued
Archaeology Month Lectures in Tallahassee, March 16th
On Saturday, March 16, join the Florida Museum’s Dr. Neill Wallis and others as they discuss ongoing research in north … Continued
It’s Florida Archaeology Month
Every March, Florida celebrates the rich archaeological heritage of the state. The theme this year is “Shared Collections-Shared Stories.” March … Continued
Archaeology on Tap Event March 14, 2019
Come and hear Dr. Neill Wallis speak about his research at the Garden Patch site, during Florida Archaeology Month! He … Continued
New Article on the Origins of St. Johns Pottery
A new study out of the Ceramic Tech Lab demonstrates that the soft “chalky” pottery known as St. Johns ware … Continued
New Article on Garden Patch Site
In a forthcoming issue of the Journal of Archaeological Science: Reports, Neill Wallis and Victor Thompson present new findings on mound … Continued