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City archaeologists report recent finds, call for stronger tribal coordination and public outreach
Summary
City preservation staff reported a series of archaeological sites and ongoing investigations, described growth in certificates‑to‑dig (CTD) activity across Miami, and proposed quarterly updates and public workshops; Tribal consultation and careful monitoring were emphasized.
Historic Preservation Department staff and outside consultants gave the board an archaeological update highlighting recent discoveries, increases in ground‑disturbing permits and the department’s program for certificates to dig (CTDs).
Staff said CTDs — the administrative authorization required when ground disturbance occurs in identified archaeological conservation areas — are issued frequently for single‑family projects, pool installations and public‑works activity. The department reported roughly 255 certificates issued in the recent reporting period and said most CTDs do not reveal archaeological resources, but several notable sites have…
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