Tag Archives: Florida
On a Mission…
I’m back from a brief working vacation–helping my friend James Davidson and the University of Florida’s archaeological field school on Fort George Island near Jacksonville, Florida. For the past two years James (and his very competent minions) have been excavating … Continue reading
Filed under archeology
Kingsley Plantation
Kingsley holds a special place in history for archaeologists interested in the African Diaspora as it is one of the earliest sites to be dug specifically to understand the enslaved Africans and African-Americans that labored on the plantations of the … Continue reading
Filed under archeology
Football, Archaeology and Tropical Storms
I have returned from Florida just in time to congratulate Yahya al-Miskin on Ghana’s win over the US team in the FIFA World Cup…Ghana proved they can play with anybody & will advance to the next round in their first … Continue reading
Filed under archaeology, archeology, general
