FSU experts available to comment on Thanksgiving traditions
Published: | 9:46 am
As millions of people across the United States prepare to celebrate Thanksgiving, Florida State University experts are available to talk […]
Collaborative Collision brings together faculty to work with ‘big data’
Published: | 4:40 pm
Florida State University Associate Professor of Anthropology Tanya Peres has lots and lots of data from her work as an […]
Keeping the beat: Turtle shells served as symbolic musical instruments for indigenous cultures
Published: | 11:44 am
Turtles served as more than tasty treats for many Native American tribes throughout North America. In fact, turtle shells were […]
On Location with the FSU Archaeology Field School
Published: | 9:44 am
Students and their professor are working on the first archaeological dig in 10 years at the living history museum that […]
Archaeologists investigate history of Mission San Luis
Published: | 9:35 am
Back in a corner of the grounds of a 17th century Spanish mission, FSU students and their professor have been spending […]
FSU researchers: Deer antlers played large role in Cherokee society
Published: | 9:49 am
It’s not uncommon to see a person holding onto a rabbit’s foot key chain for good luck, but in the […]
FSU researchers talk turkey: Native Americans raised classic holiday bird long before first Thanksgiving
Published: | 8:41 am
Hundreds of years before the first Thanksgiving, Native Americans were raising and feasting on America’s classic holiday meal. Florida State […]
A one-time speakeasy, Tennessee cave has complex human history
Published: | 3:29 pm
A Tennessee cave with a colorful history as a speakeasy, dance hall and hideout during the Civil War was originally […]