Topic ID #38901 - posted 10/29/2017 8:56 PM
rkeyo
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Hurricane Irma might have unearthed Calusa artifacts in Marco Island preserve

rkeyo
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Hurricane Irma is giving a team of archaeologists a one-time chance to look into the past.
Irma, which made landfall Sept. 10 on Marco Island, left behind piles of debris, flooded streets and wrecked homes all over Southwest Florida, tearing apart vulnerable lives that are still not back to normal.
But as some hurricane victims look to the future, archaeologists have their eyes on what they think could be unearthed pieces of an ancient Calusa Indian past in the root balls of downed trees at the Otter Mound Preserve on Marco.
http://www.naplesnews.com/story/news/environment/2017/10/25/hurricane-irma-might-have-unearthed-calusa-artifacts-marco-island-preserve/795862001/
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