Putnam Hall / Florida Museum of Natural History / Deptford complex / /
IndustryTerm
bone tools / charred plant food / mound-village site / tradition site / later chiefdom systems / adjacent marsh-prairie-pond-lake systems / lithic tools / teeth tools / Chemical analyses / village site / food / /
Movie
A.D. / /
NaturalFeature
Lochloosa lake / Lake Santa Fe / Johns River / River Styx / Lake Lochloosa / Prairie Creek / Santa Fe River / Orange lake / Levy Lake / Gulf coast / Cross Creek / Lake Tuscawilla / Weeden Island / Moon Lake / McKeithen Weeden Island / Florahome Valley / Oklawaha River / /
Organization
Deptford / University of Florida / /
Person
E. Thomas Hemmings / Cord Marked / John M. Goggin / Ripley P. Bullen / Alachua Net Impressed / Samuel Smith / Steven Cumbaa / Cob Marked / Stephen Cumbaa / Robinson Sinks / Prairie Fabric Impressed / /
Position
cob / /
Product
styx / /
ProvinceOrState
Alachua County / Melton / Clay / Marion County / Dixie / Florida / Putnam / Levy / /
PublishedMedium
Natural History / /
Region
north Florida / northern Florida / CENTRAL FLORIDA / Gulf coast / /
Chapter 6. NORTH-CENTRAL FLORIDA, 2500 B.P.-A.D[removed]In north-central Florida the post-Archaic culture sequence is well-known: Deptford[removed]B.P.-A.D. 200), Cades Pond (a Weeden Island-related culture, A.D[removed]), a