One of the University of West Florida field schools this summer will be focusing on looking for the Missions and outlying settlements related to the series of colonial settlements in Pensacola from the 17th through the 18th centuries.
Field school kicks off on June 1st, check back for updates about what we are doing and what we have found.
Official blog for the University of West Florida archaeological field school at Mission San Joseph de Escambe (1741-1761), inhabited by Apalachee Indians and Spanish friars and soldiers.
Welcome!
For more information about the research behind the Pensacola Colonial Frontiers project, please visit the project homepage. We also have a project Facebook page. Current weather conditions and a current radar loop are available for the vicinity of the dig, as well as river level gauges located upriver and downriver from Molino. Please also take the opportunity to visit the 2014 UWF summer field school web sites, including the UWF Maritime Archaeology Field School Blog, YouTube Channel, and Facebook Page, the UWF Arcadia Mill Field School Blog also the UWF Campus Survey Field School Facebook Page.
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