
Map credit to Joe Varner
The Endangered Mammals of
Florida
Florida's First People
The place now called
Florida was
originally inhabited
by
Indigenous people who had lived for thousands
of years content in their
culture, until the arrival
of European explorers
brought changes that
would irreparably
damage their lives.
Diseases brought by these strangers decimated the
unsuspecting Natives.
Those who survived were
either made into slaves by their captors,
or taken from their homes
and sent to neighboring Caribbean Islands.
The fate of Florida's
First people was little different than that of many
other Indigenous peoples, the explorers came, took without asking,
leaving the land and its people forever scarred.
Outstanding Bibliography for Florida Native History:
Native American Tribes In Florida Bibliography
An extensive collection of American Native web sites:
Exploring Florida, Early Native American web sites
The former Star Banner of Ocala,
now under the Ocala News label,
gives a comprehensive study of the Early
History of the Central Florida's Native People:
Marion County's Beginnings
Discovery and Exploration
Colonization of Florida
Second Seminole War
The Early Americans
Places to learn more:
AIS Indians
AIS Indians
Archaic Indians
Before the Europeans
Everglades
Native Archaeology
Florida Indian Tribes
Florida Paleo-Indian
Florida of the Indians
Florida of the
Seminoles
Map of Florida Indians
Prehistory of the Southeast
Spanish Exploration of Native America
Timucuas after the Europeans
Timucuas Indians
Tocobago Indians
Woodland Period - St. John's Culture
*To learn more about other Indigenous
People* please visit my other web site:
www.tahtonka.com
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