Dedicated to the preservation and further excavation of the Vero Man site in Vero Beach Florida and other significant archaeological/paleontological sites in Indian River County.
Did you know the oldest work of art in the Western Hemisphere was found in Vero Beach three years ago? Or that Vero has the most important Ice Age archaeological site in North America with the oldest human remains? Or that OVIASC just received a $25,000 grant toward our Vero Man Site excavation from the Felburn Foundation?
Did you know the head of Archaeology at the Smithsonian Institute in Washington. D.C. came here this spring and strongly endorsed our new excavation in Vero? An excavation that might alter the history of the Americas.Top British Ice Age Art specialist Paul Bahn came to town this spring too. He says we need to look for more rare art. He thinks it’s here.
ARE YOU Ready to Dig?
Listen to our Chairperson Susan Grandpierre and Vice Chair Dick Kerr explain our project. (3 minutes)
http://ensemble.irsc.edu/ensemble/app/sites/index.aspx?destinationID=KJg3WlfwwEeZKc5spygBYw&contentID=s3nndpuA5EGgox1O_dR7HQ
Read the latest science about the human bones found here in 1915.
http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2012/05/120503153929.htm
Join OVIASC and help raise funds and awareness about Vero’s Ice Age past.
The Main Canal and Vero Man Site in Vero Beach
