Charred maize (Zea mays) cob, ca. 1450–1700
Charred maize (Zea mays) cob, ca. 1450–1700
Artifact courtesy the Bureau of Archaeological Research
Artifacts from Territorial Period
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Native Peoples
- Gaming discs, ca. 1450–1700
- Fort Walton/Englewood incised pottery sherd, ca. 900–1100
- Fort Walton Incised pottery sherd with kaolin clay decoration, 1350–1500
- Fort Walton Incised pottery sherd, ca. 1350–1500
- Charred maize (Zea mays) cob, ca. 1450–1700
- Trade gun side plate with serpent decoration, 1763-1783
- Part of a butt plate on a trade gun, 1763-1783
- Gunflint, French made, 1630–1840
- Gunflint, English made, 1763-1783
- Gunflint, American made, ca. 1816–22
- Gunflint, Native American made, 1630–1840
- Trade seed beads, ca. 1800s
- Seminole trade beads, ca. 1880s
- Chattahoochee Brushed pottery sherd, Creek/Seminole, ca. 1800s
- Traditional Creek Indian pine needle basket by artist Connie Palmer, 1991
- Dueling
- Second Seminole War
- Union Bank Business
- Shackles
- Annular Ware Ceramics
