Florida sinkhole yields ancient artifacts and earliest southeastern US site
Scientists report a stone knife and other artifacts recovered from a Florida sinkhole indicate human presence about 14 500 years ago, making the site the oldest well documented in the southeastern United States. Divers worked 2012 to 2014 to recover the items from the 200 foot wide sinkhole.
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