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Sites are grouped by state. The below links will take you to a page on the particular mound or site.

Alabama

Bessemer Mounds, Jefferson County, Alabama
Bessemer Mounds are no longer in imminent danger.

Florida

Alaqua Bayou
Contact: Sheridan Murphy, AIMFL State Executive Director, at FLAIM@aol.com
Case opened: October 4 2000
Location of site: Pensacola
Status: FLAIM is monitoring.
"Appears burials will not be impacted by road construction."
Update: Information current as of June 1 2001

Bayview
Contact: Sheridan Murphy, AIMFL State Executive Director, at FLAIM@aol.com
Case opened: November 15 1999
Location of site: Clearwater
Status: FLAIM is investigating.
"Kitchen mound near burials--burials appear safe."
Update: Information current as of June 1 2001

Seminole Rest
Already protected by the National Park Service, the struggle has been to protect the Seminole Rest burial mounds from being developed into a tourist attraction.
REQUESTED ACTION: Letter campaign.

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