Underwater Archaeological Site in Sarasota County FL

The Warm Minerals Springs is listed in the National Register of Historic Places as one o the most important underwater archaeological sites in America. The ledges beneath the springs are the focus of many underwater archaeological investigations and have provided information about the lives of Florida Paleo Indians. The remains of an 11,000 year 0ld man were pulled from the springs, along with evidence of saber-toothed tigers, giant sloths and tortoises.
Warm Mineral Springs is North Port's hidden jewel, a unique geological, archaeological, ecological treasure. The spring's warm mineral-rich waters have been sought out for their soothing and healing powers for thousands of years and continue to make it a global tourist destination. The recent joint acquisition by the City of North Port and Sarasota County will ensure that this special place is protected, preserved and can be shared with our citizens and visitors now and in the future.
--- Tom Jones, North Port City Commissioner
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