The 8,000-Year-Old Cemetery Found Beneath A Florida Pond — And The Human Brain Tissue Still Preserved Inside The Skulls
It was a fully human period, inhabited by fully modern people, in a world organized along different principles from the present but no less complex in its social and technological dimensions.
The Excavation Team And The Science Behind The Site
The recovery of the Windover material was a large-scale scientific project that involved specialists from multiple disciplines working in coordination over several field seasons.
Glen Doran, the Florida State University archaeologist who served as principal investigator, brought in a team that extended far beyond the archaeological core.
Physical anthropologists analyzed the skeletal remains.
Paleoecologists examined the peat matrix for environmental evidence.
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