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Take a look at our map featuring the "Top Ten" regional sites and/or museums that interpret archaeology across the state. These "Top Ten" destinations are located within each of the eight regional areas of the Florida Public Archaeology Network. Also included on the map are Florida's 12 Underwater Archaeological Preserves. Link below for full interactive map.
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Although there are thousands of recorded archaeological sites both on land and underwater in Florida, the places listed here are all open to the public. Here are many mound sites and historic buildings; most of the archaeological site museums focus on these types of places because of their highly visible remains such as mounds and ruins. Less well represented are very early prehistoric sites—many of which are probably now inundated beneath our coastal waters—and sites not characterized by monumental earthworks or architectural ruin. Stories of these sites are told in stand-alone museums such as those featured in this map.
The Destination Archaeology Resource Center is a part of the Florida Public Archaeology Network, a program of the University of West Florida.
