When he became the official archaeologist for Miami-Dade County, people told him he was wasting his time—because “there’s nothing here.” What he discovered instead? An 11,000-year-old legacy buried beneath South Florida. Today, local laws protect these historic sites, and every month, new artifacts are unearthed—rewriting the story of our region. Archaeological and Historical Concervancy Friends of Long Key Natural Area and Nature Center Florida Public Archaeology Network - Southeast Region | WP

A story 250 years in the making. The American Revolution, a film by Ken Burns, Sarah Botstein and David Schmidt premieres November 16. | WPBT2 South Florida PBS

Each day during Black History Month, we'll highlight an incredible Black history maker. Today, we salute jazz artist and activist Nina Simone. Simone was a prolific singer-songwriter, who continues to inspire generations of artists after her. to.pbs.org/2MgG2U4 | WPBT2 South Florida PBS