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Mike, the Florida State Museum of Natural History has a big display on this topic, and the guy you see in our films on this topic is the archeologist there. We take it all to him and other scientists. We film what we see very closely, and send him the tapes - he then tells us what to do. They have several big digs going on - nothing that requires our diving talents. For the stuff that does require us, we do whatever they ask . That stuff on the Learning Channel was done with the Museum. On Mon, 4 Nov 1996, severns@al*.ne* (Mike Severns) wrote: > >George, > >I know diving is the subject here, but the results of your dives seem >really fascinating. Not the penetrations, but what you see where man once >walked. > >Are you, or is anyone in your group, writing anything about lowered sea >levels. Specifically what Florida may have looked like 10,000 years ago or >even 20,000 years ago, and how the topography of that time may have >appeared. > >I tend to think of man as moving to high ground for safety, but Florida may >have been a vast plain with caves 200 ft. down in sinks being the best >shelter. While saber-toothed tigers roamed above. > >Mike > > >
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