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     Archaeological Institute of America


Welcome to the South Florida Chapter of the Archaeological Institute of America

Come join us at our monthly meetings held on the first Thursday of each month or attend one of our AIA sponsored lectures. Activities include discussions, videos, field trips, and mini-conferences offering the presentation of papers concerning the latest reseach being conducted in southern Florida. You may contact us at aiasfl@gmail.com or if you would like additional details please contact Peter Ferdinando, AIASFL Coordinator at pferdinando@pbmnh.org

The South Florida Chapter of the
Archaeological Institute of America

Archaeology and Anthropology
Field trips

  • Boca Raton Art Museum:
    Mark your calendars for May
    • Details coming soon

      2010 Lecture Series
Seminole War

Contesting the Everglades:
Archaeological Investigations at the
Fort Shackelford Site

Presented by Paul Backhouse and Juan Cancel

Wednesday, April 14th at 7pm
Location: Florida Atlantic University, GS Bldg., Rm. 118

Lecture Abstract:

Fort Shackelford, located on the western edge of the Everglades just north of Big Cypress Swamp, was constructed by Federal troops during the spring of 1855 and within a few months abandoned due to flooding. Upon their return that fall, they found the Fort burned to the ground by the Seminoles, one of several events that formed the catalyst of the Third Seminole War. Location and research at the site has been undertaken by The Seminole tribe of Florida's Historic Preservation Office.

For more information, please contact:
Peter Ferdinando

Coordinator, AIA-South Florida
pferdinando@pbmnh.org




 

   

Lecture Series
2009-2010

Wachsmann
Dr.Shelly Wachsmann
The Sea of Galilee Boat
November 4, 2009


Dr. Kathleen Lynch
Dr. Kathlen Lynch
Erotic Imagery on
Attic Vases
January 27, 2010



Dr. Michele Williams
Windover Pond
Medicinal Plants and Pathologies
February 24, 2010



Rodning
Dr. Christopher Rodning
Native American Towns and Spanish Colonists
March 24, 2010



Paul Backhouse and
Juan Cancel
The Ft. Shackelford Site
April 14, 2010

Field Trips

expedition Ice Age
Expedition Ice Age
March 20, 2010



 

 


 
 
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