A flagship article that treats Mansa Musa’s account of a predecessor’s Atlantic voyage as a real medieval source trail while keeping American landing claims unproven until archaeology, inscriptions, or other strong evidence can support them.
A flagship article for reading Etowah and Cartersville through Mississippian public history, river geography, museum interpretation, local records, and non-certifying claim review.
A flagship article for reading Kolomoki and Blakely through Woodland-period public interpretation, trails, museum context, local records, and non-certifying evidence gates.
A flagship methods article for reading corn, foodways, exchange routes, Indigenous agriculture, community memory, and public claims without turning cultural connection into certification.
A flagship place-based article for reading Montezuma and the Flint River through water routes, rail corridors, flood memory, courthouse records, newspapers, and source-safe community research.
A flagship article for reading Ocmulgee and Macon through deep Indigenous history, public archaeology, river geography, modern records, and careful non-certifying claims.
A flagship article for reading Lake Jackson Mounds and Tallahassee through archaeology, estate landscapes, trails, public interpretation, records, and non-certifying evidence gates.
A flagship article for reading Kingsley Plantation and Timucuan Preserve through labor, landscape, records, memory, and non-certifying source review.
A flagship methods article for using Freedmen’s Bureau, Freedman’s Bank, military, pension, church, land, school, and newspaper records as a source kit rather than a certificate.
A flagship source trail for reading Fort Mose and St. Augustine as layered places of Indigenous presence, Spanish colonial power, Black refuge, public memory, and careful evidence work.