Free · Online Event
This Florida research was conducted and will be presented by our very own Kentucky archaeologist
Jon Endonino
Ph.D, Eastern Kentucky University
Details
Event by Alliance for Weedon Island Archaeological Research and Education (AWIARE)
Price: Free
Dr. Endonino will present excavation and analyses results from Phase 2 of the Tomoka Archaeology project where ecological data was collected in order to determine the environmental conditions that existed when Mount Taylor hunter-gathers settled and constructed the mounds, earth- and shell-works, and the attending rituals during the Thornhill Lake phase (5600-4700 cal BP). Environmental data are combined with radiocarbon dates and analyses of artifacts in order to situate mound-building in time and in relation to other people across Florida and beyond.
This event is co-hosted by the Central Gulf Coast Archaeological Society. To register go to https://tinyurl.com/2k8t6vw9
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