June / July 2006 CLASnotes
In This Issue:
The college had its largest graduating class ever when almost 2,500 CLAS students received degrees on May 5 and 6

UF researchers have returned to Jacksonville’s Kingsley Plantation—the site where the Department of Anthropology pioneered the field of African-American archeology with the first scientific excavation of a slave cabin in 1968—and have established a field school to train the next generation of anthropologists.
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