Despite having no agriculture, the Calusa managed to dominate southwest Florida for centuries. New research suggests this inventive Native American civilization built "watercourts" to capture and store live fish, resulting in a bountiful surplus of food that facilitated sociopolitical complexity and ambitious...
Despite having no agriculture, the Calusa managed to dominate southwest Florida for centuries. New research suggests this inventive Native American civilization built "watercourts" to capture and store live fish, resulting in a bountiful surplus of food that facilitated sociopolitical complexity and ambitious...
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