And the mystery has helped raise the issue into a major public policy concern in south Florida, and a hot topic of conversation. It seems everyone in town has an opinion on what should be done. Her friend Fran Hunter nods in agreement. Some believe the circle was built by the ancient Mayans and is a kind of celestial calendar. They say the circle may be a Miami version of Britain's Stonehenge and when analyzed in concert with other Mayan calendars it could open new doors to human understanding of the world and the universe.
County archaeologists say there is no evidence of Mayan influence at the site.
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