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St. Johns culture

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cultivation reached the Timucua speakers of the St. Johns culture area around 750, although some authorities think the arrival was as late as 1050. The southernmost part of the St. Johns culture area (the Mayacas) had not acquired maize cultivation at the time of first European contact. The St. Johns
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The early mounds in the St. Johns culture region were generally 4 feet (1.2 m) high up to an occasional 10 feet (3.0 m). The number of burials in a mound might be as high as 100, but most held fewer than 25. After 1050 influence from the
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of each individual were bundled and then buried in a group in the mound. The charnel house would then be destroyed, often by fire. A new layer of sand might then be added to the mound, and a new charnel house build on the top.
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coast of Florida from the mouth of the St. Johns River south to a point east of the head of the St. Johns River, near present-day
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provided most of the meat consumed at the site, and that those resources were exploited year-round. Plant foods included
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where St. Johns ware overlapped with Savannah ware, and another transitional area, the Indian River region (southern
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was removed from, or allowed to rot off of, the bones, and the bones were cleaned. Eventually the accumulated
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cultures. There was a transitional area from the mouth of the St. Johns River extending into southeastern
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in the St. Johns culture region did not achieve the size and power of those to the west, from the
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through to the Mississippi valley, and large platform mounds were rare in the St. Johns region.
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Volusia County Heritage - People of the Shell Mounds: the Earliest Volusians - How They Lived
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Pelotes Island Nature Preserve - Woodland Period - St. Johns Cultures - 500 BC to 1500 AD
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type. ("Chalky" ware was made from clay taken from fresh water sources, which contained
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Florida Historical Contexts Chapter 7. EAST AND CENTRAL FLORIDA, 3200 B.P.-A.D. 1565
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and fresh water resources. Villages and camps were located close to rivers, lakes,
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peoples were not as dependent on maize cultivation as were most cultures in the
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and often up to 25 feet (7.6 m) high, accumulated throughout the region (
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counties), where St. Johns ware overlapped with Belle Glade and Glades ware.
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contact in the 17th century. The St. Johns culture was present along the
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were a much larger component of the St. Johns people's diet than were
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An Environmental History of Northeast Florida By Miller, James J.
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contexts. These "exotic" ceramics represent types from the
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Approximate area of the St. Johns culture region in Florida
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Except along the western fringes of the region, the only
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The St. Johns culture was based on the exploitation of
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styles. Plain chalky ware was the dominant St. Johns
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Florida's Indians from Ancient Times to the Present.
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1354:Miami Circle 1309:Jungle Prada 1299:J&J Hunt 1274:Helen Blazes 1259:Garden Patch 1184:Bubba Midden 1169:Bird Hammock 1077: 1043:Mount Taylor 965:Paleoindians 958: 897: 832:Oliver phase 776:Ormond Mound 630:Ceramic Pots 597: 576: 567: 548: 539: 530: 521: 512: 501:. Retrieved 497: 488: 479: 444: 414: 384:Duval County 368: 340: 316: 295:cabbage palm 232: 203:Turtle Mound 172: 164:Indian River 101: 28: 26: 2728:Thunderbird 2596:Black drink 2560:Peñon woman 2497:Winterville 2477:Velda Mound 2457:Taos Pueblo 2352:Parkin Park 2337:Orwell site 2322:Nodena site 2217:Holly Bluff 2192:Four Mounds 2182:Fort Center 2107:Casa Grande 2057:Anzick site 1949:Monongahela 1876:Fort Walton 1851:Coles Creek 1816:Belle Glade 1801:Anishinaabe 1655:Shell works 1554:Velda Mound 1539:Twin Mounds 1424:Page-Ladson 1379:Mount Royal 1364:Monroe Lake 1264:Green Mound 1254:Galt Island 1244:Fort Center 1088:Swift Creek 1023:Fort Walton 998:Belle Glade 746:Fisher site 742:(12-LR-329) 735:Brokaw Site 392:Lake George 281:, fish and 152:Fort Walton 136:Swift Creek 132:Belle Glade 90:and by the 77:Agua Fresca 2779:Categories 2673:Metallurgy 2633:Eden point 2530:Buhl Woman 2402:Rock Eagle 2392:River Styx 2317:Mummy Cave 2312:Moundville 2292:Mesa Verde 2277:Marksville 2024:Tchefuncte 1984:Plaquemine 1920:Las Palmas 1836:Calf Creek 1831:Cades Pond 1641:Shell ring 1569:Yent Mound 1484:Rock Mound 1474:River Styx 1389:Mullet Key 1234:Dismal Key 1224:Demere Key 1209:C. J. Ostl 1199:Cayo Pelau 1189:Burns Lake 1003:Cades Pond 726:(12 MA 61) 724:Bowen Site 588:References 503:2016-01-09 359:long bones 181:, coastal 120:ceremonial 2718:Stickball 2407:Rock Hawk 2237:Key Marco 2029:Troyville 2009:St. Johns 1994:Red Ocher 1753:Formative 1419:Otis Hare 1369:Mound Key 1359:Mill Cove 1314:Key Marco 1174:Blueberry 1144:Bay Pines 1099:McKeithen 1078:St. Johns 1063:Pensacola 761:Man Mound 751:Hoye Site 719:Book site 709:Baum Site 396:Chiefdoms 327:sandstone 255:shellfish 223:Timucuans 187:estuaries 168:St. Lucie 2606:Chanunpa 2591:Ballgame 2570:Vero man 2520:Anzick-1 2492:Windover 2452:SunWatch 2382:Rassawek 2202:Glenwood 2092:Brewster 1944:Mogollon 1915:La Jolla 1901:Hopewell 1861:Deptford 1774:cultures 1611:Windover 1601:Vero man 1439:Pineland 1404:Nocoroco 1038:Manasota 1018:Deptford 986:cultures 822:Manahoac 800:Cultures 556:Archived 468:Archived 299:amaranth 263:reptiles 179:wetlands 144:Savannah 124:Deptford 112:spicules 84:dialects 65:Atlantic 53:European 2755:Related 2613:Chunkey 2513:remains 2502:Wupatki 2342:Paquime 2232:Huápoca 2097:Cahokia 2067:Bastian 1974:Patayan 1896:Hohokam 1881:Fremont 1856:Comondú 1811:Baytown 1806:Avonlea 1786:Alachua 1758:Classic 1748:Archaic 1736:Periods 1677:Related 1585:remains 1048:Norwood 993:Alachua 959:Periods 323:coquina 287:berries 283:turtles 267:mammals 251:catfish 205:, near 191:middens 183:lagoons 156:Georgia 116:sponges 108:ceramic 104:pottery 92:Mayacas 86:of the 37:Florida 31:was an 2172:Folsom 2137:Cutler 2072:Benson 1959:Oneota 1891:Glades 1866:Folsom 1846:Clovis 1743:Lithic 1434:Pierce 1219:Cutler 1028:Glades 1013:Clovis 893:Oneota 604:  363:skulls 343:mounds 337:Mounds 303:Gourds 279:snails 243:mussel 235:oyster 233:While 175:marine 162:, and 150:, and 128:Glades 81:Acuera 73:Mocama 2703:Piasa 2511:Human 2142:Eaker 2045:sites 1979:Plano 1781:Adena 1583:Human 1449:Plaza 1120:sites 702:Sites 406:Notes 355:flesh 331:chert 319:stone 307:Maize 271:birds 247:bones 199:acres 195:shell 2663:Kiva 602:ISBN 361:and 325:and 291:nuts 269:and 259:fish 241:and 239:clam 185:and 166:and 79:and 27:The 2167:Eva 632:at 382:in 193:of 45:BCE 41:USA 2781:: 496:. 455:^ 423:^ 297:, 293:, 289:, 265:, 237:, 146:, 142:, 138:, 134:, 130:, 126:, 94:. 39:, 1715:e 1708:t 1701:v 932:e 925:t 918:v 662:e 655:t 648:v 506:.

Index


archaeological culture
Florida
USA
BCE
Archaic period
European
St. Johns River
Oklawaha River
Atlantic
Cocoa Beach, Florida
Mocama
Agua Fresca
Acuera
dialects
Timucua language
Mayacas
pottery
ceramic
spicules
sponges
ceremonial
Deptford
Glades
Belle Glade
Swift Creek
Weeden Island
Savannah
Safety Harbor
Fort Walton

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