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Katherine Reece
August 23, 2001 04:26PM
<HTML><a href="[www.nandotimes.com] Indian graves found in downtown Miami </a>

The 2,000-year-old Tequesta Indian cemetery sits in a shady little bayfront park in the city's financial district on one of the last undeveloped spots along Brickell Avenue. Archaeologists believe that the Indians buried there were the same ones who built the Miami Circle, the mysterious stone ring discovered nearby two years ago.</HTML>
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Miami Circle graves found?

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