I'm not sure if Middens is for me and it may not be for you, but it's unlike anything else out there and in a multi-billion dollar industry that in an of itself seems worth celebrating.

There’s nothing especially remarkable about archaeologists studying stone tools and shell middens—unless they weren’t made by humans. A new study suggests that sea otters create a distinct ...

The Indian midden was, initially, a trash heap. As early as 5,000 B.C., Indians were living around the St. Johns River. When they discovered enough food to allow them to remain in one place, they b… ...

Middens can be found all over the United States. In Florida, these sites are most common along the Gulf Coast, from the Panhandle to the Keys. Manatee County is home to several mounds and middens ...