Florida Indian Sites

Just 30 minutes west of the Florida Turnpike, in the heart of the beautiful Florida Everglades, is the Miccosukee Indian

The Museum offers a variety of exciting exhibits relating to Nassau County Native American history! The permanent exhibits include “Timucuan Village,”

Brevard Museum of History and Science features a special exhibit entitled  Florida’s Native American Indians- Past and Present. This special exhibit

Ancient Native Living History Museum has re-created the pre-Columbian native village of Uzita, based on research of historical documentation (recorded

In August, 1998, excavations exposed an archaeological treasure consisting of a circle of holes chiseled into the limestone bedrock. Also

The Ah-Tah-Thi-Ki Museum includes a 5,000 square foot exhibit hall that consists of artifacts and cultural displays unique to the

Overlooking the Estero Bay Aquatic Preserve, the Fort Myers Beach Cultural and Environmental Learning Center occupies a 3 acre Calusa

Mound Key Archaeological State Park is an archaeological island managed directly by Koreshan State Historic Site. This 125-acre island is

Field notes written by archaeologist Frank Cushing, who explored the western side of Pine Island in 1895, formed the basis

The Randell Research Center (RRC) is a research and education program operated by the Florida Museum of Natural History at