About this Event
Friday, November 6, 2026 | 1:00 PM
Florida is full of fascinating archaeological discoveries, mysterious legends, and stories that seem almost too incredible to believe. But how do we separate genuine archaeological evidence from myths, hoaxes, and historical misconceptions?
Join Robbie Boggs, Public Archaeology Coordinator with the Florida Public Archaeology Network (FPAN), for an intriguing look at Florida’s archaeological past and some of the fantastic stories that have shaped how we think about it. Discover what archaeology really is, how archaeologists investigate the past, and why it is just as important to understand what archaeology is not.
From questionable claims to captivating mysteries, this engaging presentation will challenge assumptions, spark curiosity, and reveal the importance of evidence in understanding Florida’s rich history.
ABOUT THE PRESENTER
Robbie Boggs serves as the Public Archaeology Coordinator for the Florida Public Archaeology Network’s East Central Region, based at Flagler College in St. Augustine. Since joining FPAN full-time in 2013, she has worked in a variety of roles, including leading volunteers in cemetery documentation projects, facilitating educational workshops, building community partnerships, and developing archaeology programs for children and adults.
ADMISSION:
$5 for Members | $18 for Non-Members
Valid Membership card required for member entry
Space is limited, so reserve your seat and join us for an afternoon of discoveries, mysterious legends, and stories that seem almost too incredible to believe!
Event venue & nearby stays
Elliott Museum, 825 NE Ocean Blvd., Stuart, United States
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