The 8,000-Year-Old Cemetery Found Beneath A Florida Pond — And The Human Brain Tissue Still Preserved Inside The Skulls
It might yield different knowledge, if the questions asked are shaped by the concerns of descendant communities as well as by the questions of the scientific community.
It might, in some respects, yield better knowledge, if the integration of Indigenous perspectives illuminates dimensions of the evidence that archaeology conducted solely within a Western scientific framework would miss.
What it will not yield is the same as Windover, because no two excavations are the same and no two preservation environments are the same and no two moments in history are the same.
The Pond In The Neighborhood