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Discovering the Tomoka Mound Complex

Learn about Florida’s history through the artifacts and objects found at our state parks.
The Tomoka Mound Complex was first discovered by archaeologist Andrew Douglass in 1871. Most recently, this site has been undergoing an extensive research project called the Tomoka Archaeology Project, led by Dr. Jon Endonino from Eastern Kentucky University along with the Gulf Archaeology Research Institute.
This archaeological site is a large complex of primarily burial mounds that date to over 5,000 years ago and are some of the earliest Native American settlements on the central east coast of Florida.
Timucuan Indians inhabited this area from around 1300 until the mid-1700s. Archaeologists believe that two clans may have joined together to form the large village of Nocoroco, located on Tomoka Point. This is based on finding two types of pottery, one form from southerly areas and the other more indicative of the St. Augustine area. ....

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Finding Objects from the Ice Age

Learn about Florida’s history through the artifacts and objects found at our state parks.
The fossil shell of a giant land tortoise is a highly prized artifact at Highlands Hammock State Park. The fossilized shell is on permanent display in the Hammock Inn, where it wows visitors with measurements of nearly 3-feet by 4-feet by 5-feet. Individual plates in the shell measure 5-inches in diameter.
The discovery of the tortoise is a remarkable story. In 1933, while work crews were excavating a ditch for laying a pipe through the orange grove near the entrance of the hammock, they uncovered vertebrate fossils of mastodon or mammoth tusks at a depth of 3-4 feet below the surface of the ground. The tusks disintegrated on exposure to the air, and when the shell and bones of the tortoise were found directly below the tusks, Jack Connery, an anthropologist from Rollins College, came to supervise further excavation. Connery and his wife labored for many hours to uncover the fo ....

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