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Ancient remains halt development
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JULY 6, 2001 The discovery of human remains up to 2,500 years old has prompted a developer to withdraw plans for a high-rise in Miami, Florida. An archaeologist has uncovered at least 12 people, dating from 500 B.C. to 500 A.D. There could be between 50 and 100 more humans. The Seminole Tribe's historic preservation officer praised the decision to stop development. Get the Story:
Ancient remains found in downtown Miami park (AP 7/6)
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