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Can developer build on a Jupiter waterfront site that has historical significance? - Vimarsana News

Can developer build on a Jupiter waterfront site that has historical significance?

An ancient burial mound near the Jupiter Inlet could keep developer Charles Modica from building his latest complex along the town waterfront.

Source: yahoo.com
Archeologists, activists want 'sacred' area in Brickell near Miami Circle to become 'green space' - Vimarsana News

Archeologists, activists want 'sacred' area in Brickell near Miami Circle to become 'green space'

Archeologists are worried about a new site near The Miami Circle at Brickell Point, where the artifacts found were older than the Egyptian pyramids and the Roman Colosseum.

City protects part of prehistoric Brickell site, sets up potential showdown with developer - Vimarsana News

City protects part of prehistoric Brickell site, sets up potential showdown with developer

It’s one piece of larger property on Miami River slated for redevelopment by the Related Group. Archaeologists unearthed rich trove of indigenous artifacts dating back thousands of years.

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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.

Residents, activists pack meeting over historic designation for Brickell archaeological site - Vimarsana News

Residents, activists pack meeting over historic designation for Brickell archaeological site

The city of Miami’s Historic & Environmental Preservation Board saw an unusually large crowd for its meeting Tuesday as it considered whether to move forward on designating major archaeological dig along the Miami River a historic site.