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The Miami Circle is one of the most unusual archaeological discoveries ever made in downtown Miami. Unearthed in 1998 during preparations for a luxury condominium project, the site revealed a massive circular pattern carved directly into the limestone bedrock beside the Miami River. The formation measures about 38 feet across and contains 24 large holes along with hundreds of smaller ones, leading archaeologists to believe it may have supported a large wooden structure built by the ancient Tequesta people thousands of years ago.

Excavations led by archaeologist Robert S. Carr uncovered the circle beneath layers of shell middens and debris left behind by modern construction. Many researchers interpret the holes as postholes for a ceremonial or residential structure, though the site remains controversial because the rectangular holes cut into limestone are unlike most known Native American building methods in Florida. Other theories have suggested everything from a prehistoric astronomical site to the remains of a modern septic system installed in the 1950s. Some theories even proposed connections to the ancient Maya due to similarities in circular planning and coastal trade routes.

Despite debate over its exact purpose, the site is widely considered one of the most significant prehistoric discoveries in the southeastern United States. Public pressure and fundraising efforts ultimately saved the location from destruction, and today the Miami Circle is preserved as a protected archaeological landmark overlooking the river in downtown Miami.

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Trillion-dollar rockets. AI in your toaster. Data centers in orbit. Meanwhile: your tap water is questionable and bees are disappearing. Let that satisfying sit. 🐝💧 Link in bio 🔗

Don’t Destroy The Everglades, No “Alligator Alcatraz” This Saturday, June 28th, 10am to 2pm Same location. Same rules as before. THIS IS TO BE A PEACEFUL event. It’s Indigenous led. We have our way of doings things in a respectful, peaceful manner. Anyone arriving to agitate, commandeer the event to their own message and purpose will be told to leave if they refuse to listen. This is about education of why this area is sacred and deserves to be protected, not destroyed. It’s utilized by all of us. And we need to protect it for our future generations to also be able to enjoy as we have been able to. This place provides a home to me and my people the Miccosukee and our relatives the Seminole Tribe and our families. This place became our refugee in time of war. It provides us a place to continue our culture and traditions. The enabling legislation of the creation of the Big Cypress National Preserve acknowledges the rights of both tribes. So here we are, because it's our turn to help her by taking a stance.

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Happy Thanksgiving Everyone !

See Paradise Swimwear this Friday at Abacoa Food Trucks ! Saturday at Royal palm beach green market and Sunday at Harborside Market Jupiter !

See Paradise Swimwear at Royal Palm Beach Market tomorrow !

RPB Green Market & Bazaar · 1050 Royal Palm Beach Blvd, Royal Palm Beach, FL 33411 4.5 ★ · Farmers' market

See Paradise Swimwear at Firefest !

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Environmental disaster on the beach as millions of pieces of foam wash up on the beach from Juno Beach to Jupiter. Some we're saying it is spread from Singer Island to Jupiter Island at least.This occurred last night or this morning.Sizes from 2 ft to tiny