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Archaeologists "Dig" Blue Max Author's Home
Since his death, Jack Hunter's home in St. Augustine's historic district has been on the market. Work is underway to move the Casa Maya restaurant into it. The required archaeological work has made some interesting discoveries about the property's role in the defense of the city during its more than two centuries as a Spanish presidio. Dig at 'Blue Max' author's home hints at city's original northern border | StAugustine.com
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