Weeden Island Palm Court / Refuge Tower / Trestle Bridge / Fort Walton Mound / Yent complex / Green Point complex / Porter's Bar / Depot Creek / Weeden Island complex / /
IndustryTerm
bone tools / perishable wooden tools / pottery technology / stone tools / /
Movie
A.D. / /
NaturalFeature
Apalachicola River Valley / Apalachicola River / Mobile Bay / East Bay / Swift Creek / Choctawhatchee Bay / Bakers Creek / Early/Late Weeden Island / Lower Mississippi Valley / Snow Beach / Apalachicola Valley / Depot Creek / Beaver Dam Creek / Gulf coast / Savannah River / Florida Gulf Coast / Santa Rosa/Swift Creek / Florida coast / Upper Apalachicola River / Apalachee Bay / Tallahassee Hills / Weeden Island / Lower Apalachicola River Valley / Early Weeden Island / Late Weeden Island / Apalachicola National Forest / Escambia River Valley / Apalachicola / Aucilla River / /
Organization
Weeden Island Palm Court / CRM / /
Person
Keith Incised / Nancy M. White / Gordon Willey / Pierce Mound / Clarence Moore / William Bartram / /
Position
Walker / Porter / /
ProvinceOrState
Ohio / Alabama / Thomas Creek Archaeological District / Jefferson County / Franklin County / Florida / British Columbia / North Carolina / Georgia / Bay County / Okaloosa County / /
Region
eastern North America / north Florida / West Florida / Gulf coast / NORTHWEST FLORIDA / Florida Gulf Coast / /
Chapter 4. NORTHWEST FLORIDA, 2500 B.P.-A.D[removed]The cultures of northwest Florida during the Woodland period are known as Deptford[removed]B.P.-A.D. 100), Santa Rosa (A.D[removed]), Swift Creek (A.D[removed]), and Weeden