Timucuan Fire Pit Metal Print

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This is a high quality photo of a Timucuan Indian fire pit. The fire pit is made of coquina, a locally quarried conglomerate rock comprised of crushed seashell and other organic matter from the Atlantic Ocean.

Also pictured is a mortar and pestle, animal bones, seashells, and hand woven baskets that would have been used by the Timucuan Indians.

Rob is a certified photographer based out of Pasadena, Maryland. Rob began his interest as a photographer as a Police Detective with the Hurlock Police Department. He is now retired and enjoys photography and travel. Mae is a student of photography under the tutilage of her husband, Rob. She moved to the US from the Philippines with Rob in 2022.