The first to encounter the Miami River Tequesta was Ponce de Leon during his expedition.

However, the late 19th Century was not the first time that people had enjoyed South Florida.

Before Christopher Columbus discovered the New World, the Tequesta Indians benefited from South Florida life—abundant food supplied from the land and sea that made agricultural activities unnecessary.

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