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David Anderson shows off Tocobaga pottery shards from his parents property during a tour of the Anderson Narvaez Mound at Jungle Prada, St. Petersburg, Monday, October 14, 2019. Tours were given be members of the Anderson family Monday, in honor of Indigenous Peoples Day and Sacred Lands Day. The area, just west of Park Street North, was inhabited by the Tocobaga people from 1000AD to 1600AD and the mound was part of their plaza area where they traded, met, and performed ceremonies according to Erik Anderson. There were various mounds from 5th Avenue North to Seminole Boulevard, said Anderson. This was their main meeting place. The site was also where Spanish explorer Panfilo D - ZUMAs70_ 20191014_zan_s70_042

David Anderson shows off Tocobaga pottery shards from his parents property during a tour of the Anderson Narvaez Mound at Jungle Prada, St. Petersburg, Monday, October 14, 2019. Tours were given be members of the Anderson family Monday, in honor of Indigenous Peoples Day and Sacred Lands Day. The area, just west of Park Street North, was inhabited by the Tocobaga people from 1000AD to 1600AD and the mound was part of their plaza area where they traded, met, and performed ceremonies according to Erik Anderson. There were various mounds from 5th Avenue North to Seminole Boulevard, said Anderson. This was their main meeting place. The site was also where Spanish explorer Panfilo D - ZUMAs70_ 20191014_zan_s70_042

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October 14, 2019, St. Petersburg, Florida, USA: David Anderson shows off Tocobaga pottery shards from his parents property during a tour of the Anderson Narvaez Mound at Jungle Prada, St. Petersburg, Monday, October 14, 2019. Tours were given be members of the Anderson family Monday, in honor of Indigenous Peoples Day and Sacred Lands Day. The area, just west of Park Street North, was inhabited by the Tocobaga people from 1000AD to 1600AD and the mound was part of their plaza area where they traded, met, and performed ceremonies according to Erik Anderson. There were various mounds from 5th Avenue North to Seminole Boulevard, said Anderson. This was their main meeting place. The site was also where Spanish explorer Panfilo D - ZUMAs70_ 20191014_zan_s70_042

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