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Fortresses on Sand: The History of Florida -- pt. 1

Feb 22, 2022

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Artifacts Dating to the Ice Age

01:38

What Do The Human Remains Show?

01:34

The History of the Causa in Florida

03:04

The Mystery of the Windover Pond Site in North America

02:44

Introduction

3min

Finding Human Bones in Florida

3min

The Bones and Teeth in the Boggy Pond at the Windover Farms Development Site

3min

What Do the Human Remains Show?

4min

The Life of a Paralyzed Person

2min

What Are the Most Important Findings From the Pond?

3min

The Windover People Buried Their Dead in the Pond Around 5000 B.C.

3min

The Mystery of the Windover Pond Site in North America

3min

The Wendover Pond Burial Site

3min

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What Is the History of Florida?

3min

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The Ice Age Site in Vero Beach, Florida

3min

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The Early Archaic Period in Florida

3min

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What Is the History of the Peninsula?

3min

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The Advantages and Disadvantages of Florida

3min

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Those Are the Push and Poll Factors About Florida

3min

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The History of Hors Island, Florida

4min

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What Happened in South Florida?

2min

18.

The Early Artifacts of Qi Marco in Florida

3min

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The Big Mound Sites of South Florida, a 20 Acre Complex of Burial Mounds and Artificial Ponds

3min

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What We Can Reconstruct About Life and Society in Florida in the Age Just Before the Europeans Show Up

4min

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The Politics of the Apalache, the Timucua and the Causa

3min

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The Ball Game in the Apalache Kingdom

3min

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The Timuka - The People of the Ocean

3min

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The Colusa Kingdom, a Very Powerful Kingdom in the Northwest of the Florida Peninsula.

3min

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The History of the Causa in Florida

3min

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The History of the Floridian People in the 14th Century

3min

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Refugees From the Colusa

4min

We discuss the complex and multilayered history of Florida, beginning with the prehistoric peoples that survived in and mastered the tropical landscape, built monumental mound complexes, and formed powerful kingdoms that would eventually confront the first European invaders. Hear part 2 here -- https://soundcloud.com/historiansplaining/fortresses-on-sand-the-history-of-florida-pt-2 Image: Fort Jefferson, Dry Tortugas, Gulf of Mexico Please support this podcast! -- https://www.patreon.com/user?u=5530632

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