William J. Bryant Archaeological Artifacts Collection 1956-1964

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William J. Bryant Archaeological Artifacts Collection 1956-1964

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William J. Bryant was interested in archaeology and collected these pottery pieces, bones, stone tools and shells from sites in Florida, the Virgin Islands and the West Indies.

15 Boxes;; 15 linear feet

eng,

Special Collections and University Archives, University of Central Florida Libraries,

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