Additional mounds of Duval and of Clay counties, Florida; Mound investigation on the east coast of Florida; Certain Florida coast mounds north of the St. Johns riverMoore, Clarence B. (Clarence Bloomfield)
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Additional mounds of Duval and of Clay counties, Florida; Mound investigation on the east coast of Florida; Certain Florida coast mounds north of the St. Johns river
Moore, Clarence B. (Clarence Bloomfield)
Florida -- Antiquities; Mounds -- Florida
Mound at Courtenay, Brevard county 40
Low mound at Courtenay, Brevard county 41
Mound at De Soto, Brevard county 42
Mound at Tropic, Brevard county 43
Gleason mound, Brevard county 43
Mounds near mouth of Banana river, Brevard county 47
Mounds near St. Lucie river, Dade county 48
FLORIDA COAST MOUNDS NORTH OF THE ST. JOHNS RIVER 49
Low mound at the Sawpit, Duval county 50
Low mound at Dr. Harrison’s, Amelia island 51
Mound south of Suarez Bluff, Amelia island 52
Mound northeast of Suarez Bluff, Amelia island 53
Light-house mound, Fernandina, Nassau county 55
Composition of mound 56
Human remains 57
Canine remains 59
Earthenware 64
Stone 65
Shell 65
Miscellaneous 67
Copper 68
Remarks 68
ST. MARY’S RIVER 68
NOTES 70
ILLUSTRATIONS
PLATES
PAGE
Map of the St. Johns river from Doctor’s
lake to the sea _Frontispiece_
I. Earthenware vessel with five compartments.
Mound south of Point La
Vista 27
II. Outline view from above of vessel shown
in Plate I 27
FIGURES
1. Tobacco pipe of earthenware. Low
Mound at Point La Vista 21
2. Plan of mounds south of Point La Vista 23
3. Earthenware vessel with incised decoration.
Mound at Mulberry Grove 30
4. Ornament of silver. Gleason mound 45
5. Ornament of brass. Gleason mound 45
6. Section of mound northeast of Suarez
Bluff 55
PREFACE
During five months of the Fall of 1895 and of the Winter of
1895-1896, mound investigation was carried on by us in Florida with
cumulative results in some cases, with negative results in others.
Nothing new or of special interest rewarded our labors.
Nevertheless, as our researches were made with great care and
considerable thoroughness, it has seemed well to embody the results
in a brief report. To our mind, it is the duty of one destroying an
aboriginal landmark to see to it that the results, be they ever so
meagre, go on permanent record.
C. B. M.
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