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Wild Chronicles: Wakulla Springs, Florida

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Underwater view of man in black scuba gear with a blue oxygen tank swimming to the left. Caption. It's forensic science at 25-feet deep.

After construction work turns up an ancient knife, National Geographic grantee Jim Dunbar and his research team excavate Florida's Wakulla Springs in search of additional evidence of early human settlement. Dunbar hopes his archaeological dig proves that humans lived in Florida almost two thousand years before they were originally thought to have inhabited the area. Segment of video from Wild Chronicles Series.

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Runtime: 4 minutes 57 seconds

Topic: Geography, History, Social Science
Subtopic: Archaeology, U.S. Geography, U.S. History - Precolonial-1774
Grade/Interest Level: 6 - 12
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Release Year: 2008
Producer/Distributor: National Geographic Society
Series: Wild Chronicles
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