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Listen: The Bluegrass & Old-Time ProgramArchaeologists showing children excavated ruins of Fort San Marcos de Apalache
Image Number
RC16747
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Collection
Reference collection
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Subject Term
Historic sites--Florida--Wakulla County--Saint Marks
Fortification--Florida--Wakulla County--Saint Marks
Architecture, Spanish colonial
Archaeologists
Excavations (Archaeology)
Labor
School children--Florida--Wakulla County--Saint Marks
Children--Florida--Wakulla County--Saint Marks
Students--Florida--Wakulla County--Saint Marks
State parks and reserves--Florida--Wakulla County--Saint Marks
Fortification--Florida--Wakulla County--Saint Marks
Architecture, Spanish colonial
Archaeologists
Excavations (Archaeology)
Labor
School children--Florida--Wakulla County--Saint Marks
Children--Florida--Wakulla County--Saint Marks
Students--Florida--Wakulla County--Saint Marks
State parks and reserves--Florida--Wakulla County--Saint Marks
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Physical Description
1 photoprint - b&w - 8 x 10 in.
General Note
Archaeologists show school children the excavated ruins of the "bombproof". Stone walls are the foundation portion of the "bombproof", which was 100 feet long and about 30 feet deep. It consisted of four vaulted rooms 15 feet high
In the background is the Saint Marks River.
Archaeologists showing children excavated ruins of Fort San Marcos de Apalache
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