The Florida Indian and His Neighbors by John W. Griffin

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The Florida Indian and His Neighbors

Papers Delivered at an Anthropological Conference Held at Rollins College, April 9 and 10, 1949

Edited By John W. Griffin (1949)

Gustav's Library Vintage Reprint

Interesting material on Florida archaeology which was presented as a series of papers at Rollins College, Winter Park, Florida in 1949. This collection of papers describes Florida archaeology and the cultural influences of the Southeastern United States, Meso-America and West Indies.

Area of Influence Map

This 6-1/2" x 9" soft cover, facsimile reprint contains 168 pages including 9 illustrations. $12.95

CONTENTS

Introduction
     Carl E. Guthe.
Cultural Traditions in Florida Prehistory
      John M. Goggin.
The Historic Archaeology of Florida
      John W. Griffin.
A General Survey of Southeastern Prehistory
     Charles H. Fairbanks.
Meso-America and the Southeast: A Commentary
      James B. Griffin.
The Southeastern United States and South America: A Comparative Statement
     Gordon R. Willey.
The Southeast and the West Indies
     Irving Rouse.
The Florida Indian and His Neighbors: A Summary
     Gordon R. Willey.

Maps and Illustrations

Fig. 1. Map of the Caribbean Region
Fig. 2. Archaeological Regions in Florida
Fig. 3. Areas and Periods in Florida Archaeology
Fig. 4. A real and Temporal Spread of Florida Cultural traditions
Fig. 5. Map of the West Indies
Fig. 6. Cultural Sequences in the Greater Antilles
Fig. 7. Methods of Hafting Conch Shell Tools
Fig. 8. Comparison of Incised Pottery; Cuba and Florida
Fig. 9. Comparative Chronological Chart