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Florida people
edit- John Pennekamp
- L. G. Dennis, Alachua County politician during Reconstruction[1],
- Henry James (politician), black republican during Reconstruction, Harmon Murray's maternal grandfather
- D. C. Martin, black politician post-Reconstruction
- V.J. Shipman, white Republican during Reconstruction
- Gus Walters, black Republican during Reconstruction
- James Bell (postmaster), Gainesville postmaster
- Madalena (Tocobago), indigenous Florida woman [2][3]
- A. Quinn Jones (redirect), black educator
- William U. Saunders, additional sources at User:Donald_Albury/William_U._Saunders
- Halpatter Tustenuggee aka "Alligator"
Prehistoric culture areas in Florida
edit- Indian River culture
- Savannah culture
- Wakulla culture
- Carter culture, southern Georgia
- North peninsular gulf coast: Deptford, Swift Creek and Weeden Island cultures
- Coastal Dynamics and Pre-Columbian Human Occupation in Horseshoe Cove on the Northern Gulf Coast of Florida USA (Bird Island, Butler Island, Garden Patch) [4]
- Archaeological Investigations at Deer Island, Levy County, Florida [5]
- Lower Suwannee Archaeological Survey 2009-2010 (Cat Island, Little Bradford Island, Richards Island) [6]
- Lower Suwannee Archaeological Survey 2013-2014 (Shell Mound, Palmetto Mound, North Key, Seahorse Key) [7]
- Archaeological investigations at Dan May, Levy County, Florida [8]
- Archaeological investigations at McClamory Key, Levy County, Florida [9]
- Archaeological investigations at Butler Island Northeast, Dixie County, Florida [10]
- Archaeological investigations at Ehrbar, Levy County, Florida [11]
- Archaeological investigations at Shell Mound, Levy County, Florida: 2012 Testing [12]
- Archaeological investigations at Bird Island, Dixie County, Florida [13]
- Preliminary Assessment of the Archaeological Context of Human Skeletal Remains at Atsena Otie Key, Levy County, Florida [14]
- Keeping Pace With Rising Sea: The First Six Years of the Lower Suwannee Archaeological Survey, Gulf Coastal Florida [15]
- A Woodland Period Environmental and Settlement History of Horseshoe Cove [16]
- Assessing village life and monument construction (Cal. AD 65-1070) along the central Gulf Coast of Florida[17]
- North Gulf Coastal Archaeology of the Here and Now in New Histories of Pre-Columbian Florida
- SHEEPSHEAD COUNTRY COASTAL WOODLAND SUBSISTENCE FROM THE PERSPECTIVE OF MACK BAYOU AND OTHER NORTHWEST FLORIDA_SITES
- Birds of Summer Solstice World Renewal Rituality on the Northern Gulf Coast of Florida about Shell Mound (Dixie County)
- Four Discoveries Environmental Archaeology in Southwest Florida in Case Studies in Environmental Archaeology
- Mack Bayou
Archaeological sites
editThe Stratigraphic Sequence at Rollins Shell Ring: Implications for Ring Function[1]
References
- ^ "The Florida anthropologist". ufdc.ufl.edu. Retrieved 2020-11-30.
Magazines
edit- Escapade (magazine) - men's magazine - list of men's magazines?
- Manhunt (magazine) - pulp magazine - list of pulp magazines?
- Guilty Detective Story Magazine - pulp magazine - list of pulp magazines?
Life Among the Tides
edit- Chap. 13: Mission San Joseph de Sapala (San Jose de Zapala)
- Chap. 14: The Guale Landscape of Mission Santa Catalina de Guale
- Santo Domingo de Asao/Talaje
Miscellaneous
edit- West Indian Anti-Piracy Squadron
- Great Black Dragon Fire
- tonnage Oxford Reference Champlain's Dream Thesis: Tonnage measurement of ships
- Stengel Field
- Peter J. Lemon
Hobe
edit"Hoe-Bay" by Jonathan Dickinson.[1]
- ^ Dickinson, Jonathan (1945). Andrews, Evangeline Walker; Andrews, Charles McLean (eds.). Jonathan Dickinson's Journal (Reprint ed.). Yale University Press. p. 19.