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1. Archaeology March-April issue; The Legacy of Colombus - Magazine Article

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2. Article-All They Wanted Was a Home ... - Article

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3. Biocultural Histories in La Florida. A Bioarchaeological Perspective - Book

   Biocultural Histories in La Florida. A Bioarchaeological Perspective

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4. "Church still sought amid remnants of mission on Amelia Island"/"Pottery gives clues to life in mission" - Newspaper Article

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5. 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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6. Here They Once Stood - Book

   History of the Apalachee Missions.

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7. 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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8. Preliminary Analysis of Colono Ware from Two Spanish Missions in Northeaster Florida - Publication

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9. Spanish Mission Map - Photograph

   Spanish Mission Map Helen Litrico's photo slides for the Amelia Now magazine.

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