[Florida Anthropological Society]

Florida Archeology an Overview

Stapled illustrated wraps, 5.5 by 8 inches; 28 pages; fully illustrated with photographs and drawings, list of bibliographical resources and local chapters. No Flaws or Blemishes but minimal shelf handling.

This is a concise 28-page booklet offering an accessible introduction to the archaeology of Florida. It surveys the state’s rich prehistoric and historic sites, from Native American settlements and shell mounds to early European colonial influences. 

The booklet emphasizes archaeological methods, notable excavations, and the cultural significance of Florida’s diverse archaeological record. Designed for students, enthusiasts, and general readers, it highlights the importance of preservation and responsible study while providing a clear overview of the state’s archaeological heritage.

Subjects: Florida archaeology, Native American sites, shell mounds, colonial archaeology, archaeological methods, cultural heritage, preservation, prehistoric Florida, Archaeology, regional history, educational guide.

Item #20952

Price: $12.00