Pineland Archaeology

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Pineland Archaeology Center
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Dick Workman assists a camper at Manatee Park in Fort Myers in learning cordage techniques with palmetto
fibers (thanks to Nancy Kilmartin
at the park for setting this up.


  
One camper is intent on cutting
through a stick from Manatee’s
native plant trail (permission had
been granted!) with an
unprovenienced stone axe
from the Florida Museum
of Natural History23


More Manatee campers try native
crafting, including shaping their own pottery vessels in the chickee hut
by the Caloosahtachee River
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The Project Archaeology attendees in front of a building on the Flagler
College Campus (prior to the Archaeology Olympics exercise, when
photo ops may have been less flattering!),

Pottery making and Caloosa Indian coloring pages were popular for
many visiting youngsters at
the Gwiz museum.
  

More fun for many visiting youngsters
at the Gwiz museum.24A

Ribbon cutting to formally welcome visitors to the recently
completed space.
  

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Campers at Manatee Park here
are too intent on their pottery
stylings to look up for a photo.26
examining artifacts in Naples
at theCollier County Librarym
 
     
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