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1. "Amelia bones show tough Indian life & Indian remains on Amelia tell of harsh existence" - Newspaper Article

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2. "Amelia Island diggings point to Christian Indians"/"Location of fateful mission lost for almost 300 years" - Newspaper Article

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3. "Amelia missions yield clus to Indian life in 17th century"/"Guale diet worsened under Spanish rule, scientist finds"/ - Newspaper Article

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4. Clash of the cultures: the awakening of history for Amelia Island, Florida - Book

   Presents the early history of Amelia Island from the Timucua to Menendez.

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5. Clash of the cultures: the awakening of history for Amelia Island, Florida - Book

   Presents the early history of Amelia Island from the Timucua to Menendez.

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6. Color Positive Film Slides from the Dorion Dig - Color Transparencies

   Photobox; Color transparencies, slides 78-95 with 18 in box Image 1: Map of Florida. Image 2: Map of excavations at the Dorion dig. Image 3: Blank version of image 2. Image 4: Map of excavations at the Dorion dig. Image 5: Map of excavations at the Dorion dig. Image 6: Map of human remains at the Dorion site. Image 7: Drawing of the Spanish mission, captioned in Spanish. Image 8: Map of excavations at the Dorion dig. Image 9: Map of the ...

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7. Color Positive Film Slides from the Dorion Dig - Color Transparencies

   images 1-30, depicting parts of the Dorian dig including burial sites, bones, and people participating. Image one: a burial at the Dorion site featuring two bodies buried in the Christian style. Image 2: a burial at the Dorion site featuring most of a body. Image 3: Three students at UNF cleaning bones. Image 4: A student from UNF holds up a fragment. Image 5: Two students at the Dorion site digging. Image 6: Potsherds Image 7: Closeup ima...

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8. Color Positive Film Slides from the Dorion Dig - Color Transparencies

   Photobox; photos from Dorion dig, 55-77 (23 in box) Image 1: Student examing remains. Image 2: Artifacts in the dirt. Image 3: Students digging. Image 4: Dig site. Image 5: Human skeleton. Image 6: Students at the dig site. Image 7: Human remains. Image 8: Three caskets over the dig site. Image 9: Student examining a skeleton in a burial sites. Image 10: Artifact found at the Dorion Dig site. Image 11: Human skeletons. Image 12:...

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9. Color Positive Film Slides from the Dorion Dig - Color Transparencies

   Photos from Dorion Dig, color transparencies slides 31-54 (24 in box) Image 1: UNF students examining a skeleton. Image 2: Students digging at the Dorion site. Image 3: Human skull. Image 4: Student standing above a burial to phtograph it. Image 5: Burial site featuring a human skeleton buried in the Christian style. Image 6: Students in the shade of the surveyor's tent. Image 7: Students excavating a dig site. Image 8: Dig site featuring...

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10. "Digging up the past"/"Scholars: Archaeologists to speak on region's history" - Newspaper Article

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11. First Citizens and Other Florida Folks: Essays on Florida Folklife - Book

    Essays of Florida folklore by various authors.

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12. Florida Archaeology - Book

    Describes archaeology in Florida including paleo-indian and archaic peoples, Deptford, Weeden Island; people of the shell mounds, et al.

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13. Florida Indians and the Invasion from Europe - Book

    Overview of colonial Florida. Based on the latest historical scholarship, as well as recent archaeological finds, the book offers a rich understanding of the culture and people of Spanish Florida.

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14. Florida's Lost Tribes - Book

    Fifty-eight detailed paintings based on historical evidence and Morris's own careful research, conducted side-by-side with archaeologists and anthropologists at excavation sites throughout Florida; and Milanich provides historical and anthropological overviews of more than 20 cultures. Milanich also includes links to museums and public-access archaeological sites.

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15. Florida's Lost Tribes - Book

    Fifty-eight detailed paintings based on historical evidence and Morris's own careful research, conducted side-by-side with archaeologists and anthropologists at excavation sites throughout Florida; and Milanich provides historical and anthropological overviews of more than 20 cultures. Milanich also includes links to museums and public-access archaeological sites.

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16. "History find leaves tough choice"/"Historic dins leaves couple tough choices" - Newspaper Article

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17. Laboring in the Fields of the Lord - Book

    The story of the southeastern mission system, conceived as a way to save souls while converting a potentially hostile population into an essential labor force.

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18. Laboring in the Fields of the Lord - Book

    Historian Jerald T. Milanich gives not only a detailed history of missions in Spanish Florida and their practical use in conversion, but concludes that missions were central to Spanish colonial enterprise.

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19. Miscellaneous papers of Keith Ashley - Reprint

    Four articles by Dr. Ashley: 1. Missions San Buenaventura and Santa Cruz de Guadalquini: Retreat from the Georgia Coast by Keith H. Ashley, Vicki L. Rolland and Robert L Thunen. Chapter 15 of Life among the tides: recent archaeology on the Georgia Bight. American Museum of Natural History. Issued June 14, 2013. 2. Grafting onto the native landscape: The Franciscan mission system in northeastern Florida by Keith Ashley. Chapter 10 from La F...

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20. Native Americans in Florida - Book

    Traces the history and culture of various Native American tribes in Florida, addressing such topics as mounds and other archaeological remains, languages, reservations, wars, and European encroachment.

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