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Saturday, March 20, 2010

Weedon Island Preserve

Weedon Island Preserve Culture and Natural History Center

Weedon Island Preserve Culture and Natural History Center

Recreation of Weedon Island native Indian tools including wooden bowls, deer jaw sickle, shark tooth & stone knives and stone axe
by Tools From The Earth (click Catalog)

Recreation of Weedon Island native Indian tools including knives, hole punch and fire starter bow
by Tools From The Earth (click Catalog)

Recreation of Weedon Island native Indian tools including wooden mallets, shell awls, adzes, shell axe, hoe, gourd water jugs and fishing trap
by Tools From The Earth (click Catalog)

Recreation of Weedon Island native Indian tools including arrows, adzes, shell axe, atlatl, hair pins and jewelry
by Tools From The Earth (click Catalog)

Pool of mangrove water has turned yellow

Dense mangrove forest

Shelf fungus on the tree trunck

Red mangroves have prop roots to support the tree in soft mud

Black mangroves have finger-like roots called pneumataphores sticking out of the ground which the tree uses to breath

White mangroves can have large tree trunks

Racoon tracks in the sand

Clearing of ferns

Observation tower on the horizon

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