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Sulphur Springs Heritage Project Nicodemus National Historic Site Jimmy Carter National Historic Site

Sulphur Springs Heritage Project

Nicodemus National Historic Site

Jimmy Carter National Historic Site

Heritage Lab alum Justin Hosbey awarded Ford Foundation Fellowship!

Heritage Research Lab April 18, 2012 November 1, 2012In the News

Justin was a researcher in the Heritage Research Lab under Dr. Antoinette Jackson’s direction while pursuing his MA degree in Applied Anthropology from the University of South Florida. He worked on Dr. Jackson’s NPS projects in Archery, Georgia and Nicodemus, Kansas. His thesis research analyzed women’s roles in cultural reproduction…

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Homestead Beach February visit

Iyshia Lowman April 10, 2012 March 10, 2013Homestead Beach Homestead Bayfront Park, Homestead Beach

For this trip to Homestead I was only able to interview one person.  He happened to have worked for Miami-Dade County in the past, but is currently an artist.  Another possible interviewee stated that he may have some pictures that can be used for the project.  He is also another…

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The mission of the USF Heritage Research Lab is to develop applied research projects in collaboration with communities and civic organizations interested in preserving and promoting heritage as a key cultural resource for education and empowerment of all community residents and visitors.
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