Monday, April 27, 2009

City's archaeology law is too weak

Contrary to the Record's latest wimpy, limp editorial (below), the City of St. Augustine's archaeology law is too weak. It doesn't allow the city to stop anything. On Red House Bluff, ROBERT MICHAEL GRAUBARD destroyed a 3000-4000 year old Indian village with impunity, allowed to do so by the city and state. Never again!

That's why we need a St. Augustine National Historical Park, National Seashore and National Scenic Coastal Parkway. Anything less is just whistlin' Dixie.

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