Can find a segment from WTVJ's "Montage" series from May 1978 about the excavation for ancient Tequesta artifacts from the construction site of what would become the James L. Knight Center and the Hyatt Regency Hotel in downtown Miami along the Miami River. The Tequesta were a native people that lived in and around what's now Miami for at least 2,000 years before Europeans settled in the area. Tequesta artifacts can be found along the banks of the river, which was one of the main thoroughfares for the tribe. Site archaeologist was Carlos Martinez.
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Can find a segment from WTVJ's "Montage" series from May 1978 about the excavation for ancient Tequesta artifacts from the construction site of what would become the James L. Knight Center and the Hyatt Regency Hotel in downtown Miami along the Miami River. The Tequesta were a native people that lived in and around what's now Miami for at least 2,000 years before Europeans settled in the area. Tequesta artifacts can be found along the banks of the river, which was one of the main thoroughfares for the tribe. Site archaeologist was Carlos Martinez.
Tequesta Mound is in pompano beach between the Atlantic Ocean & the Intercostal on SE 13th street.
its amazing that florida has such an awsome history . stonehedge north american version.
I thought that it was determined that the Miami circle at the mouth of the Miami River was actually from the Ais