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RiverTrek Day 4: Dead Lakes

by Georgia Ackerman October 13, 2012

by Georgia Ackerman October 13, 2012

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Georgia Ackerman RiverTrek 2012 co-Coordinator

Good morning from Dead Lakes! Headed to ramp to launch.

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Finding the First Floridians: New WFSU Documentary

Florida, and north Florida in particular, is a hotspot for underwater prehistoric archeology. Within the last fifteen years, archeologists have been excavating more and more sites, and their findings have been getting international attention. Finding the First Floridians is a story of people making a home in an ice age landscape full of mammoths and mastodons, their descendants adapting to thousands of years of ecological change, and often unstable conditions.

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