First Coast News Jacksonville covers the research and excavation efforts of UNF Archaeology Lab and their Summer 2021 field school work at the site of Armellino; which is believed to be the location of the Mocama-speaking Timucua village of Sarabay.
Dr. Keith Ashley, UNF’s Assistant Professor of Anthropology and UNF’s Archaeology Lab Director, discusses in detail some of the Mocama Archaeological Project findings on the News4Jax morning show.
In this article, the Smithsonian covers the Summer 2021 field school and our findings. This article also discusses the Mocama-speaking peoples and their way of life.
An exhibit organized by the UNF Archaeology Lab and its students, showcase artifacts that remind us and bring awareness to the important Native American history that is in Jacksonville, Florida.
A collaborative project with the University of North Florida in Jacksonville, and the Okefenokee Heritage Center, documenting and archiving the oldest African American cemetery in Waycross, Georgia.
Here you can keep up with the projects continuing research.
