Archaeology at the Mission

Title

Archaeology at the Mission

Description

This collection features the history and archaeology of the Mission de Nombre de Dios, Nuestra Senora de la Leche Shrine Site in St. Augustine, Florida. This was an important colonial Spanish mission where early exchanges between indigenous and European peoples.

Creator

Public History Program, Flagler College

Date

May 2021

Contributor

Connor Hawkins, Public History Intern 2021
Wyatt Parks, Religion Intern, 2021

Collection Items

Stained glass window of the Martyrdom of Antonio Cuipa in St. Anne's Catholic Church, Ruskin, Florida by Casola Stained Glass

This is a close up of a French map depicting the 1702 Siege.

Two Flagler student volunteers assist with excavation at the Mission de Nombre de Dion.

A Timucua woman stands holding a large ceramic bowl filled with water, cradled in her left arm. In her right hand are several cobs of corn. She is…

Painting of heavily-tattooed Timucua man holding bow and arrow, and wearing a red sheath. He is wearing a loincloth with fringe, and adornments on his…

Postcard depicting a photograph of the Beacon of Faith Cross. A white bridge crosses a body of water, leading in the direction of the cross. Two…

Postcard depicting a black and white photograph of the shrine to Our Lady of La Leche and the surrounding trees and paths. The shrine is located at…

Postcard depicting the shrine of Nuestra Senora De La Leche.

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