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Arch Creek Midden |
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| Modern name(s) |
Arch Creek Midden |
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North America : Settlements |
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| Latitude |
25.90165735 N |
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| Longitude |
80.16353557 W |
| Status |
Accurate location |
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| Info |
The Arch Creek Midden has barely survived the booming growth of Miami, and is now preserved in a park at North Miami and Biscayne Bay. The remaining midden is built up of oyster and conch shells, and was built by the Tequesta Indians from about 500 BCE. to 1500 CE. |
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25.901657, -80.163536 === 25.901657 N, 80.163536 W === 25° 54' 6.0" N, 80° 9' 48.7" W |
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| Nearest sites |
Bimini Road, circa 89.9 km (55.8 mi) east
Alexander Springs Midden, circa 380.1 km (236.2 mi) north-west
Arrowhead Park Middens, circa 322.6 km (200.5 mi) north-west
Criel Mound, circa 1393.7 km (866 mi) north
Bay Pines Mound, circa 333.9 km (207.5 mi) north-west
Ocmulgee, circa 840.1 km (522 mi) north-west
Great Serpent Mound, circa 1490.9 km (926.4 mi) north
Woodview Petroglyphs, circa 2086.8 km (1296.7 mi) north
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ID 2957, created 7 Nov 2010, 13:53, Last changed 3 Apr 2011, 14:54 |
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