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City leaders recommend preserving Miami River site, after discovery of ancient artifacts - Vimarsana News

City leaders recommend preserving Miami River site, after discovery of ancient artifacts

A big piece of the recently uncovered prehistoric indigenous settlement near the mouth of the Miami River appears on its way to securing legal protection from the city as an

Miami's Rampant Condo-Building Is Trampling All Over History - Vimarsana News

Miami's Rampant Condo-Building Is Trampling All Over History

The city has a habit of paving over its ancient history, experts said, as Indigenous activists voice their opposition to a development on a Tequesta site.

Art Collector and Real Estate Developer Jorge Perez Accidentally Broke Ground on a Prehistoric Archaeology Site. He's Building Skyscrapers There Anyway - Vimarsana News

Art Collector and Real Estate Developer Jorge Perez Accidentally Broke Ground on a Prehistoric Archaeology Site. He's Building Skyscrapers There Anyway

The development of a prehistoric archaeological site discovered in Brickell will proceed—but half could still receive landmark designation.

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Contested Miami Ancestral Site to Be Considered for Landmark Designation - Vimarsana News

Contested Miami Ancestral Site to Be Considered for Landmark Designation

The vote to protect one of the parcels in Jorge Pérez’s luxury development is but a small victory for Native activists, who say they don’t feel heard.

Who Will Decide on the Future of a Miami Native Burial Ground? - Vimarsana News

Who Will Decide on the Future of a Miami Native Burial Ground?

Native activists say sacred remains and objects dug up from a Brickell construction site should remain there, but mega-developer Jorge Pérez is pushing back.