Nocoroco, Archaeological site in Volusia County, Florida, United States.
Nocoroco is an archaeological site on Florida's eastern coast in Volusia County where researchers have uncovered remains and artifacts spanning different periods of occupation. The location holds evidence from indigenous communities that once lived in the region and shaped the area over centuries.
The site received recognition in 1966 when it was listed on the National Register of Historic Places for its archaeological significance and research value. This designation has helped preserve the location and supported ongoing study of prehistoric communities in the region.
Research at Nocoroco reveals patterns of Native American settlements and provides evidence of indigenous communities that inhabited Florida before European contact.
Access to the site is restricted since it remains an active archaeological research location requiring protective measures. Check with local authorities before visiting to learn about any tours or specific access requirements that may apply.
Artifacts at this location reveal how people obtained food and created tools, offering direct insight into their daily routines and survival strategies. These material clues allow researchers to piece together social structures and everyday life of the prehistoric inhabitants.
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