The Great Pyramids of Giza: Separating Fact from Fiction Dr. David Miano, Professor, State College of Florida Libraries are full of material dealing with the subject of the Egyptian pyramids. Much research has been done… READ FULL ARTICLE
The Cow Cavalry: Florida Food for the ConfederacyLindsey Morrison, M.A. Grants Coordinator, Florida Humanities Council In the two years after the first shot was fired at Fort Sumter in 1861, the Civil War had ravaged… READ FULL ARTICLE
Petra: The Rose-Red City as Old as Time Dr. Steven Derfler, Executive Director, Educational Resources, Inc. As one travels south from Amman, Jordan into the fringe of the Arabian Desert, the land of Edom, one… READ FULL ARTICLE
Turquoise, Trumpets, and Tchamahias: The Wealth of Chaco Canyon Dr. John Kantner, Associate VP for Research & Dean of the Graduate School, Professor of Anthropology, University of North Florida The stunning monumental buildings in Chaco… READ FULL ARTICLE
The Rosewood Massacre Dr. Edward Gonzalez-Tennant, Department of Anthropology University of Central Florida Rosewood, Florida was once home to a prosperous African American community until its violent destruction in 1923. The event remained cloaked in collective… READ FULL ARTICLE