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Program Number

85

Program Segments

Keith Ashley - Mississippian Culture's Florida Ties

Archaeologist Dr. Keith Ashley explores the trade relationships between Native Americans living in peninsular Florida and the people of the Mississippian Culture a thousand years ago.

Mark-In Point: 01:15 Length: 12:00

1513 Moment - de La Torre's Library

Historian Dr. James Cusick discusses literacy during Florida's colonial period by examining the private library of Spanish Colonel José Maria de la Torre.

Mark-In Point: 13:55 Length: 01:50

Dr. James Denham on Seminole War Letters

History professor Dr. James Denham talks about the letters of Corinna and Ellen Brown, two sisters who were born in New Hampshire and moved to Florida in 1835 on the eve of the Second Seminole War.

Mark-In Point: 15:45 Length: 03:45

Doyle Rigdon - Cowboy Poet

Present-day cowboy poet Doyle Rigdon looks at the 500-year history of Florida's cattle industry and the techniques and terminology that makes Florida cowboy culture different from that of the American West.

Mark-In Point: 19:30 Length: 08:10

Program Date

4-6-2011

Segment Summary

SEGMENTS | Keith Ashley - Mississippian Culture's Florida Ties | 1513 Moment - de La Torre's Library | Dr. James Denham on Seminole War Letters | Doyle Rigdon - Cowboy Poet

Keywords

Florida Frontiers; Native American; Archaeology; Colonial History; Hispanic; Seminole Wars; Cracker Culture

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