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Listen: The Bluegrass & Old-Time ProgramArchaeologist Vicki Rolland on University of North Florida's excavation site at Big Talbot Island State Park.
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Women--Florida--Duval County--Jacksonville
Students--Florida--Duval County--Jacksonville
College students
Missions, Spanish
Barrier islands
Missions
Anthropologists
Archaeologists
Excavations (Archaeology)
Archaeology--Florida--Duval County--Jacksonville
Islands--Florida--Duval County--Jacksonville
Universities and colleges
Parks--Florida--Duval County--Jacksonville
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In Spring 1998, UNF professor Dr. Robert Thunen, Keith Ashley, and Vicki Rolland conducted an archaeological survey of the southern third of Big Talbot Island. From that survey, they identified the site of 17th century Spanish mission Sarabay (the original name of the island), which was located within a Timucuan Indian village. In June 1998, they conducted the first of several excavations at the mission site using UNF students as volunteers. The photographer, a ranger at the park, was one of those volunteers.
Accompanying note: "Archaeologist Vicki Rolland with volunteer college student on the University of North Florida's Sarabay Spanish Mission archaeological field school excavation on Big Talbot Island State Park."
Rolland is in the red shirt with trowel.
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