Florida Public Archaeology Network

The Florida Public Archaeology Network is spotlighting African American archaeology, including some regional sites, as part of their celebration of Black History Month.

While swimming in the waters off Pensacola Beach last month, a couple found a historic-looking saber sword not far from the shore. Their finding went viral online, with many questioning if the sword is authentic or a replica. Experts say the real lesson is what to do when you find relics.

Researchers with the Florida Public Archaeology Network discuss the final report of a study of cultural heritage sites threatened by climate change.

Sandra Averhart reports the Florida Public Archaeology Network is working to save sites threatened by sea level rise.

A new exhibit from the Florida Public Archaeology Network aims to remind viewers of the impact Hurricane Michael left on the Panama City area, especially…

Florida has nearly 4,000 archaeological sites along its coast. Each of them helps tell the story of the Sunshine State. But erosion, sea level rise, and…

In this week’s Gulf Stories Moment, Dr. Della Scott-Ireton, associate director of the Florida Public Archaeology Network, discusses the history of the…

In this week’s Gulf Stories Moment, Dr. Della Scott-Ireton, associate director of the Florida Public Archaeology Network, discusses the 1992 discovery of…

In this week’s Gulf Stories Moment, Dr. Della Scott Ireton, associate director of the Florida Public Archaeology Network, discusses training divers about…

In this week’s Gulf Stories Moment, Michael Thomin, museum manager and research associate for the Florida Public Archaeology Network, discusses the…