1948/01/01 by Gordon R. Willey · 1 citation
Environmental Science · Social Sciences · #American Environmental and Regional History #Archaeology #Archaeology and Natural History #Biology #Chronology #Geography #Geology #Historical and Cultural Archaeology Studies #History #Manatee #Paleontology #Section (typography) #Sequence (biology)
paper · doi:10.2307/275425
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This paper presents data for the reconstruction of a culture sequence in the section of western peninsular Florida that has bf en referred to as the Manatee region (Goggin, 1947, p. 118). These data have been drawn from the analyses of a group of archaeological sites excavated under the direction of the Bureau of American Ethnology during the peri od of 1923 to 1936.1 A full presentation of this material is planned for a forthcoming report (Willey, N.D. a). For the present, this preliminary summary is offered as a companion resume to previously published reviews of archaeological chronology in northwest Florida (see Willey and Woodbury, 1942, and Willey, 1945).