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Yeah, it is not explained how the very [east] coast of Florida, from Miami north to Camden County, Ga. was densely inhabited for some 10000 years before the interior of North America had (conventional wisdom) nobody, or (even today) said to be just a few stragglers. We have a ~40ft hill on the island, highest thing for a hundred miles in any direction, that is said to be nothing but the oyster shells from all those "(?)Indians" eating oysters all those years.

More forbidden thought: why did sabertooth tigers and mammoths and all those wonderful Ice Age Fauna keep on living in Florida right up until the time of Christ, when they had died out everywhere else in the world? You would have thought that, being cold adapted, they would have died out in Fla. FIRST.

That is where I am writing to you from BTW... A friend now dead who was a building contractor for the Kings Bay base and housing [Camden Co GA] there, had case after case in his home of beautifully polished flint and greenstone hand axes and the like, all he says from about 50 ft down, from our basically sealevel surface. We have no such rock, nor any rock at all, just sand or concrete...today. Also a friend who was digging a well for a trailer brought up a swatch of fabric from some 60 or 70 ft down, it was black and thick and very durable. They sent it to Gainesville and it was found to be made of human hair, very durable, but they would not do a c-l4 on it, I think because they were afraid of what they would find out.

Your article about Florida contains a glaring error, it talks about the Windover site at Melbourne, but says that is in BROWARD county! Broward County is Ft Lauderdale and that region.

...Brevard Co, not Broward! For all that it is probably one of the best sites in the New World for ancient man, and there are several other very good ones down the beach line too. Even in those primitive days, beach property was in demand and at a premium.

Melbourne and the Windover site are in BREVARD County, which also contains the Cape Canaveral facility and the county seat at Titusville, etc.