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File Ref. #062 !:..t/jC C/'-" p( ...-- r-' . -'I (7'(() FLORIDA MASTER SITE FILE R. A. Gray Building 500 South Bronough Tallahassee, Florida 32399-0250 Office Number (904) 487-2299 (FAX) Number (904) 921-0372 ---.( Florida Department of State Sandra B. Mortham, Secretary of State Division of Historical Resources Director's Office (904) 488-1430 Telecopier Number (FAX) (904) 488-3353 March 2, 1998 Count L F M de W Rosenthal e Meyerbeer W Chudzikiewicz h. Chodkiewicz Miami Beach Historical Society c/o The Roxy #22 516 15th Street Miami Beach, Florida 33139 Dear Count Rosenthal: At your request, we searched our files for sites in the Surfside area of Dade County. Our search yielded two sites, the Surfs ide Midden, Da 21, and the Surfside Mound, Da 22. 1 am enclosing photocopies of both sites. I am forwarding your letter to Dr. John Hann, an historian on our staff, he may be able to help with your other questions. Thank you for your interest in Florida's cultural resources and please contact us if you have any further questions. Sincerely, Gerald Ferguson Assistant Supervisor, FMSF () \..0 -I co ::::0 ~ '- c-:' ~ rTl r r- (; G ::0 W m ,.... . -u < (f'; ::Jl: 0 N m -r; 0 .." w ~tlL~ CILv'1 CJ N r:1 e~'. OVI~ N-~~ ti ~T 1L>~~ . <.J ! Archaeological Research (904) 487-2299 Florida Folklife Programs (904) 397-2192 Historic Preservation (904) 487-2333 Museum of Florida History (904) 488-1484 STATE OF FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF STA TE Division of Archives. Hlstorv and Recorcis MilnaqPfT1ent DSHSP3A Rev. 5.75 FLOR IDA MASTER SITE FILE FDAHRM 802== Site No. 8Da2l 1009== Site Name Surfside Midden 830== Other Name(s) for Site 930== Other Nos. for Site 906== NR Classification Category: Site 916== Cou nty Dade 808== Instructions for locating site (or address) in the vil18.ge of Surfside, N of Miami Beach, on Indian Creek between 9lst & 93rd Streets 813== Owner of Site: Name , 902== Address Occupant, Tenant, or Manager: Name 903== 904== Address 905== Reporter (or local contact): Name Mosier, Charles ()193l() Address Recorder: Name & Title GOggi n, John M.' ",:::: 816== 817== 818== Survey Date ~- :;5~c S'-r-;:"'O 820== Type Ownership .;;~ ;2....C.;::;;; :::; s;-.:::c d:;;'C.:;;; 819== 848== 914== Address i:l.F I nventory Status Previous Survey(s), Excavation (s) or Collection(s): (enter title of survey; date; whether federal, state, county or local; location of survey report(s);and material collected). stt'rJ:'1'ngJ""L-a:mme)&-&ql:l:i-Te s,-survey-&-exc av,.win ter -_of_.193 3-34; -8qtti:Te s-;-s ucceeded -by -Dr;--Ju11e:n-s-te'"..Tl1rd -o-f -the -BAE ;--exca.v ;--19~'5 -;-'note S-'bYLT6ya.-C-:-Rei.-charo- J;:: ~ '{ -,' '. /' '\ I , I <:;. '/' r ~ - -, _ I' .C~~\...,l . .'::~_r \ \'-"..1'__..1 !~:.. / "\.. !_~'1- ',.-....I~"""".,'..'\ Q '/. _ .........~ ,IJ.._;_A"'J-:- _ "-,.I..."" ~ .:::,.'~ -. .., t...;. S 7< C 4-'} V/ <:: ~ ,t--:...~;- '!:-' '//-:) <.~ !.. .- /? L...... I} -~ . ........ . -', I //"~ oI,~..""'t ..-. -::::.<'::::"'-:2. :/ // ~~. :!:.'./' .L........-:...' .,./.;/... .:'" "i'. oj .-. Recording Station UF r ~ .' Specimens (I nventory Numbers) Specimens (Present Repository of Materials) 839== 804== 870== Date of Visit to Site Photographic Record Numbers 828== Recording Date 5204 880== 832== 860== Location of Site (Specific): USGS North Miami 7.5 Min 1962 (PR 1969) Map Reference (incl. scale & date) 809==== Township Range Sect ion % Sec. % % Sec. % % % Sec. T')2S I R42E I S~,) I NW : SW I SW 812== I I I I LATITUDE AND LONGITUDE COORDINATES DEFINING A POL YGON LOCATING THE PROPERTY LATITUDE LONG ITU DE Point Degrees Minutes Seconds Degrees Minutes Seconds 0 .. 0 .. 0 .. 0 .. 0 .. 0 .. 0 .. 0 .. 0 .. 0 .. OR LATITUDE AND LONGITUDE COORDINATES DEFINING THE CENTER POINT OF A PROPERTY OF LESS THAN TEN ACRES , 0 L./ 'S .. 0 ~" 2') ')2 ~N 80 07 ~ w 800==== UTM Coordinates: 17 -.-' ...-0 587~ ~J"_-'~ 286~ 890==== Zone Easting Northing Description of Site: Original Use(s) of Site Midden or habitation mound Site Size (approx. acreage of property) 372 I N/S, 'by over 6' hi!;,h 838==== 833==== Condition of Site: Integrity of Site: Check one Check one or more 0 Restored () Date: . () 858== 0 Excellent 863== 0 Deteriorated 863== 0 Altered 858== 0 Moved () Date: () 858== 0 Good 863== 0 Ruins 863== 0 Una Itered 858== 0 Original Site 858== 0 Fair 863== 0 U nex posed 863== 0 D astro yed 858== Condition of Site (Remarks): .' 863==== Threats to Site: -- . , 878==== FLOHIDA AHCJI\EOLO(;JCAL SI'I~n:Y - Site No. Da_2l_________________. Site Name .,')urfsid,eJ1idden Photo Nos..___. .____________. Location ___.___In.___t.l:1.t;3 .J[i)'J~gt:l__9_L.~~!.TJ:,> ~Q.~ -,__Xl,Qf th .0 .L}1;L.<3.m. ~e !3-.cl} ,___On.__ J.n~iign___ C;;:eel<;:___be.tw.e.e:1 91 st.,___and..9Jr:d.. S.llee ts..___._________ ___________________. __. . . Recorded on Owner __Address_ Local history___ Plowing history Vegetation Type of soil 3lac:-\: dirt cna 31.e..L.L. Erosion . ]\~ t ~~.,T.l_ '.T'. .T,l Part of See.--=-.'c" D~. .) -:r; Twn.52~ Rng, I.'),;, Tong T at. See _r___ Remarks: 1952- Completely built up Hith houses. Formerly an island in'the mangroves, west of the beach ridge. near the mouth of Indian Creek. Sketch Map Show relationship to nearby sites, acce~s road~, streams, and major landmarks. Observer ..J .1".1. .Goggin______________..__... Date 4/12/52, RECORD OF MATERIALS Collected by survey ......J'1.:i..Q,ct~n................................... .. ..................... .Acc. No....... ........... ...... ..... Subsequent Collections Col1ector Col1ector Col1ector ......................... ........................... ........ .... ..Date ............. ....................... Ace. No............................. ................................... .................. ... .... . Date.. ....................... ......... Ace. No....... .... ....... ..... ...... ... ......... ....................................... ............... . . .Date ...................... ............... Ace. No... .......................... Prirate Collections Owner ...........!............... Address Type of Material............................ ........................................Photo No. ............................ Excaration Record Supervisor .......................... ... .......... ... ........................... . Date.............. .... .................... Ace. No...... ...... .... ............. Supervisor ........... .............................. ............................ .Da te...................................... Ace. No..... ........................ Published Record CULTURAL AFFINITY Pre Ii m i na ry Class i fica tion ..... ..... !~.i.c:id.~I?-..........: ....... ............................ ................................................... .............. S u bseq ue n t 0 bserva tions ....... ... .................................................... ..................................... ....... .................. ........ ..... File Form 68 STi\TE OF FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF STATE Division of Archives, History and Records Management HSP.3C Rev. 5-75 Site No. 8Da2l Site Name Surfside Midden ARCHAEOLOGICAL SITE DATA SUPPLEMENT Description of Site (cant.) Landform Atlantic Coastal Ridge 814== Elevation ~ 5' 1t.24== Est. Depth of Deposit 837== Drainage 03090202; Biscayne Bay, Indian Creek 810== Soil Type(s)/Association(s) ~ ['i..l~,,- a.c'-C~ 836== .- Vegetation 5: Southern Slash Pine Forests 834== Water Source Unk 831== Visible Site Features 876== Artifacts Collected or Observed (for complete list see report by Willey) 875== Cultural Classification: Culture/Phase Glades II ()a-b () # Glades III ()a-c () 840== Probable Dates; Beginning 844== Ending 842== 846== Developmental Stage Remarks and Recommendations excavated by WPA 835== 99 # ~~l~ UBi-vel~:LL'y ru.ullc'iLluil:;; III AllLhref'&1.ggyr--42 13137') ~ 920== SYATE OF FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF STATE DIvision of Archives, History and Records Management OS HSP.3E 9-74 Site No. Site Name 8Da21 Surfside Midden CONTI NUA TION SHEET USNM 384324-384325 880== YPM 122885-122904 880== FGS collection ()now at FSM() 880== Squires collection 880== Site No. 8Da21 STATE OF FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF STATE Division of Archives, History and Records Management OS HSP3B Rev. 5-75 HISTORIC SITE DATA SUPPLEMENT Site Name Surfside Midden Present Use (check one or more as appropriate) o Agricultural 850== 0 Government 850== o Commercial 850== 0 Industrial 850== o Educational 850== 0 Military 850== o Entertainment 850== 0 Museum 850== 0 Park 850== 0 Transportation 850== [J Private Residence850== Other (Specify)' 0 Religious 850== 0 850== 0 Scientific 850== 0 850== Period (check one or more as appropriate) l) Pre-Columbian 845== 0 16th Century 845== o 15th Century 845== 0 17th Century 845~= o 18th Century o 19th Century 845== o 20th Century 845== 845== ~pecific Dates: Beginning 844== Ending 846== Areas of Significance (check one or more as appropriate) a Archaeology 0 Conservation 910== 0 Literature 910~~ 0 Social/Human- 910== itarian 910== 910== 0 Th eater 910== 910== 0 Transportation 910== 910== Other ISpecify)' 910== C 910== 910== 0 910== 910=~ [j 910== r; 910== LJ C 910== Historic 910== o Economics 910== 0 Military o Education 910== 0 Music o Engineering 910== 0 Philosophy o Industry 910== 0 Politics/Govt. o Invention 910== 0 Religion o Landscape 0 Science Architecture 910~= 0 Sculpture PrehIStoric 910== ID Arch~eology o Agriculture 910== o Architecture o o o o 910== Art 910== 910== Commerce Communications 910== o Law 910== Commun ity Planning 910== Thematic Classification: III Aboriginal 912== 0 Military 912== Other ISpecify): 0 Architectural 912== 0 Political 912== 0 912== 0 The .Arts 912== 0 Society 912== 0 912== 0 Exploration & Settlement 912== o Science & Technology 912== 0 912== Statement of Significance (use continuation sheet if necessary) 9 11 == Remarks & Recommendations: 835== Major Bibliographic References: 920== Description (Evidence): 862== Present & Original Physical Appeareance (use continuation sheet if necessary) bisected by Bay Dr. (N/S)j measures 372' N/S & was slightly over 6' above the surrounding ground level at the highest point; in 1923, a real estate development of the area was responsible for 1st cutting into the mounds; formerly an island in the mangroves, W of the beach ridge, near the mouth of Indian Creek; in 1952, completely built up with houses 935== Site Name Surfsi.de ~:idden County Dade Period of site G1~ies liD. rIb Da 21 ARCHEOLOGICAL SITE SURVEY IlIa, lITo, IIIc Site No. Other Names UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA J .ll . G . Sec. 35 Twn. 52S Rng. h2:2: Classified by 4/12/52 Other Nos. Long._c_'_" Lat._o_,~ Part of Sec. FS -r.l. "-' l: . - S',7' 'r'-_,. '", Date Location (how to reach): In the villace of S1.:rfside, north of . :.:ia'T.i Beach, on Indian Creek bot....reen 91st and 93rd Streets.. Nature of site: :.:idGen Size of site: 372( 17-S, 6' high Present condition of site: 195'2 - cc~lctely built up with houses. Soil type: ~lack dirt and shell. Vegetation and general physiographic situation: :5'cr:;lerly an island i.n the l'1nn-:ro':es, 'west of the 'Leach rid;-:o, n02.r the r.1outh of Incian Cree}:. Owner: V2riO'.lS 'Tenant: S .1r.l. e Attitude toward excavation: ? R f C!'-:arlcs e erred to site by: :.~osier, 1931 Field Party: Recorder: J. :.~. Co=-~in Date: 1./' ~/C:') ~ ....- , '- 1256 "~::=:.::.~:~=~~"-.-. ,-' -.J' -' .-- Frequency of material: Above average Material collected: , Other materials and location: U.S.l;.~. JS432h.,.3Gh525 " P" 1220.n~ 120001. .L. L...... '--' "..; ."."- {-./ 4. ~ .C~.S. Squires Collection Published references: Remarks: ~ill~r (1949:79-34) GOCGin and SO~~8~ (1949:92,94) COG~in tT)~1~It~~~~~~J4 (19LO:23), (1941:26), (1944c:25) (1943) . Reichard (1936:11c-122, 146-7, 149-50) SnaIl (1928:205), (1929:94-99) Squires (1941:45-46) Map used for reference: E:JD 31 Past owners and dates: Rev. 1-51 lrfside - r., ~, a... .J- , . g~te DAscri.r+:ton 1 SITES IN DADE AND BROW ARD COUNTIES Wi,llpy; 19.!,9a p. 79 , ARCHEOLOGICAL survey and excavations, on or near the Atlaritic coast in Dade and .l"1. Broward counties, was begun dunng the wmter of 1933-34, Mr. Gene M. Stirling, supervisor of the Beile Glade project, was in general charge of these investigations during the first wint~. but actual field operations at and near Miami Beach were under the control of Mr. Vernon Lamme assisted by Mr. Karl Squires. Mr. Lamme continued surveys and limited excavations in this vicinity until the fJll of 1934- Most of this work was conducted intermittently with very small labor crews. There was, apparently, little or no recorded work carried out after September, 1934. Sometime in late 1935' excavations were resumed at the Surfs ide site, Miami Beach, by Mr. Squires who was succeeded by Dr. Julian H. Ste<w-ard of the Bureau of American Ethnology. The notes covering the re-exca\'ation of the Surfside site are by.Mr. Lloyd C. Reichard, and they are, for the most part, are-capitulation of work done by Mr. Squires and Dr. Steward. Sites subsequently excavated, however, were under th~ immediate supervision of Mr. Reichard, and the complete field record on all of the mounds treated in this section of the present report was prepared by him. There are eight sites, in all, in the Dade.Broward group. The first and largest is the Surfside site (~ignated in the field notes as "Mound A and Bn), in the outskirts of Miami Beach. Opa Locka 1, Opa Locb 2, and Opa Locb 3 (designated as "Mounds C, D, and H" in Reichard's field notes) are located in Dade County. Golden Glade 1 and Golden Glade 2 (designated "GI and G2" in Reichard's notes) are also in the same county. Baily I and Baily 2 are in Broward County on the Baily property. (These two were "Mounds E and P" in the. field report.) Deh site is described, and the ~xcavations are treated, as a unit. A listing of all artifact t}'!c:: and a briet discus::ion of tlleir distribution III the site 15 a 1"0 given with each site unit. As the tonl collection of artifJcts from all sites is quite sod!. and most of the material is simIlJr, all of the Da\k,lJro\v~\rd artd.\Cts ar.: d,:'scrihed to;;cthcr. A summary discussion treats the sitt'S ,-nmmr:1tiv.'lv. ._- .~~ ~.-. '.-;._ -:::'~.s.:.'~";',;,,' -..> _.-",-,~ -.. .......--..... ......17 ,--......~--_.. ,.---........... - ~ ~~ - ~ -""'-.........- .~ ..."" ~_..~ ~- lrfs1.c~e VeL?l SitA Descr1.nt~on 2 SURFSIDE ~;".t llA'T; 19.198. p. '79 INVESTIGATIONS The Surfside site, previously reported by Goggin (1946) and Sma!l (1929: 94~5), con- sists of two mounds, one of which proved to be a habitation mound and the other a sand burial mound.. They are located in the upper end of Biscayne Bay near the mouth of Indian Creek. The community is now known as Surfside, and it is situated in the northeastern rart of the Southwest t of Northwest t, Section 3)', Township )2S, Range 42 E, Dade County. The habitation or refuse mound lies between 91St and 93rd Streets and is bisected by Bay Drive \vhich runs north and south. The burial mound, also cut in two by Bay Drive is directly north of the village site, near the corner of 94th and the Drive. Both mounds lie only a short distance from Indian Creek, a protected body of water lying between the Miami barrier reef and the mainland. The ocean is about one-quarter of a mile distJ.:1:. The midden or habitation site measures 372 fe~~ north-south and was slightly over 6 ft:et above the surrounding ground level at the highest point. In 1934 the burial mound l1',casured 20 feet north-south and 70 feet east-west. An earlier account (Small, 1929: 95') rcports the mound to have been 100 feet in diameter and higher than the midden site. in 1923, a real estate development of the area was responsibleJor first cutting into the mounds. Both mounds were trenched in making the road, and it is likely that a large portion of the top of the burial mound was taken away to use as fill. Local inhabitants report that numeroU5 articulated human skeletons were found in the burial mound at this time. The excavations conducted by Mr. Lamme, from May to September, 1934, were in both the burial mound and the habitation mound. That investigator reports that a trench was made in the most northerly portion of the burial mound, on the west side of Bay Drive. Remains of at least 50 individuals were discovered in these excavations. BudaI types included sec- ondary bundle, single skulls, primary extended, and pr'imary flexed with secondary inter- ment being the most common. ,A few of the bundle burials had been partially cremated as thoue:h fires had been made beside the bones. Near the center of the mound, probably near. urfside D,,- ~ I ~1 +- e De sc r" pt ton 3 Wl11ey; 194-9fl, mou;d base. 19 single skulls were found in a group. This mass burial was -uncove~ed in p. 80 trenching operations subsequent to those made on the northern edge of the mound. Artifacts were not placed with the dead, and only a few artifacts, or artifact fragmentsl came from the body of the mound. These last were not described. The mound structure, as revealed by these excavations, is as follows. On the north edge of the mound, the primary level was composed of sand which apparently had been brought there for that purpose. This sand layer was followed by alternate stLltJ. of clay, sand, clay, and dark sand. Presumably, all of this deposition was artificial anc purroseful, none of it being occupational detritus. At one point in the notes, Mr. Lamme states that the lower zone of the mound was semi-solidified, or calcified sand and midden, and that the upper zone was relative!y loose sand. The burials are purported to have come from the lower, harder stratum. The excavations made, at this time, in the black dirt habitation mound also encountered "two distinct strata with two types of pottery." The specific nature of these strata distinc, tions is not further elucidated. Materials coming from the midden are listed as potsherds, projectile points, perforated fossil shark teeth, bone points, bone pins, stone sinkers, shell celts, conch shdl adzes or picks (these in great quantity), shell and stone pendants, grinding stones, and a ring of deer bone. Unfortunately, the skeletal material recovered from the burial mound was stolen before shipment to museum or laboratory was possible. None of the artifacts, from'hther burial mound or habiotion site excavations made at this timc are available for study and their pres~nt whereabouts is, unknowl}. The excwations described in the field notes submitted by Mr. Reichard wcre all con' finC'd to the habitation mound. The portion of that mound In the west side of Bay Drive was 'designated as Division A and that on the east siJe as Division 'B. A grid system of 5'-foot sqmrcs WJS Lud out, s.::raLltely"on both 1l10:.md di\'iciG::s. The desigmtions of this system are "trenches," which ran north-south, and "sectIons," which intersected the ~......''''''''' _........~ ..,.......-.;. - ..~, lrfst~e DG..';.i S~de Descri~tion 4 Willey; 194:9a n.80 trenches, running east-west. Artifacts were catalogued from various depths, the usual al' bitrary level being 6 in€hes. . ~ In Division A three Ion a excavations included: Trench 1 (SectlOns 1 to ::Ie); 1 rench 19 (Sections 14 to 3~); and Sec~ions 12 and 13 (Trenches 1 to 18;' Additional sma~er cuts; totaling some 20 5-foot trench-section blocks, were taken out ... d group betwo;;en ~ renches I and 19. Compared to the previous work of the 1934 SeaSO!I, r.I:,e 193;-36 excavations (from mid,November to mid-January) removed about five or six times the total cublc nudden content of the former. ' The Division B excavations were almost as extensive as those in A. Approximately 5'0 5..foot trench-section units were removed. These were arranged in four long trenches, three running north-south and one cutting through the east-west axis of the site. Matierials were segregated into various arbitrary levels. . Mr. Reichard made the following observations during these excavations. Pottiery sherds were noted to be most abundant in the: southwest quarter of Division B. Animal bones were extremely plentiful in all parts of the midden, and many ash pits or fire areas further bolstered the belief that the mound was an old occupation site. Besides potsherds, the most common artifacts found in the midden were shell ceits, bone pins ano points, and ovoid stones with encircling grooves. No burials were found in the midden proper, but a few primary interments were discovered in shallow graves In open ground a short distance away from the habitation refuse.' ARTIPACTS The first group of artifacts listed below are the specimens that have been studied in the preparation of this report. These are in the possession of the U. S. National Museum. They ll"e listed according to the type or descriptive names accorded them in the present study. They are described in a subsequent section of the report. j r f s 1 (1 e f).;;. 'J I tery:' ' -. ]{umber ~elle Glade Plain. . . . . . . .. . . . .. . .. .. . 46 Jlades Plain (with flattened QTooved lips, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ~. . . . 166 Jordon's Pass Incised .. :ey L1rgo Incised. . . : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : ~ Vhtecumbe Incised )~J,: Incised . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . yfiJ.P.1i Incised' . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Jpa Lockalnci~~d" . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . iurfside Incised . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Jnicentlfied..incis'ed' . . . ...... . . . . . . . . 4 JbJes Red.. . . . .. . .. .. .. . . . . .. . 3 3isca Yr.e Plain . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . II 3iscJ.;'T1cChcck 'S't;~';;d ..... . . . . . . .. '31 Jnusu~: check stJ.m:',:J ............. 12~ )unctatLd ftl\V c,.." ~~ ...................... ,ncised and ['" ,=:.~jd~;i~~'''''''''' 4 ;i~npk stJ.rnrcJ'~C~~~J.yne wa~~)::: :: :: I )f;cechobec Plain 2 fhomas Simple St~~~~d'.'.:::: : : : : : : : : x; :~,t,~:~ Mamtee Zoned StJ.rnped. . . . . . . . I ",~,,',\\cx,d Scnes types.............. , ItC':/, H.trbour Incised :.":>:r,,','rd plain..::::::::~:::::: '~l'lt.lr~.~'.)US c~r.lmic artif.lcts: '[':'T:~Llteu potsherd uisf... ...... .. t ,r ,t'.:: ...................... . I ." J. . . . . . . . .'. '.-.t ,'"......... ':'~"_".'_';. . . .. .. . . .. . .. :J. ~...----- .,r <1 ~-: e I) c;. 'l. I Stte D~scrin~~on 5 Wi lIe.". 1949 a v , p.81 Artifacts of bone: Socketed projec'tile points, short vari- ' ety............................. . Bi-pointed projectile points, short vari- ety.....,.............. .'......... Bi-pointed projectile points, long slender variety. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .' Bi-pointed projei:i!c points, fragments.. . . Single-pointed projectile points. . .. . ... Pins, simple cut held variety. ... . . . . . . Pins, tapered head variety. . . . . . . . . . . . Pins, notched hcad varIety... . . . . . . . . . Pins, peg-topped varicty. . . . . . . . . . . . . . Pins, expanded head \'J.riety. . . . . . . . . . Pins, fragm.cnts, conicJ.l pomts. . . . . . . . Pins, fragments, flJ.t points...... ,. . . . . Pins, fragm.cnt5, sh;lfts............... Awls, srn;lll exp~IlJ.cd heJ.d vari.cty. . .. Ad~e sockets of ;lntler Small punches of fish bc;~~:::: :::::::: Squared .plates of turtle shell Ear ornament .. ..... . .. Perforated frJ.~I~'e'l~t' ~f 't~~~le' ~h~li: : : : : MJ.ssive sections of antler Antler tines. . . . . . . . . . . . : : : : : : : : : :: : Flat fragments of \Vorkeu bone. . . . . . . . Fragments of long rones..... . . . . . .... Pieces of drilkd bon.: P.:rforated fossil shark ~~~th'.'.'. : : : : : : : . 3 1 1 1 4 1 I ~ i. ~ P, DR S ~!' in"'~, on 6 3 Artifacts of shell: ~... Celts, flat surface variety (large). . . . . . . . Celts, flat surface variety (small). . . . . . . . Celts, flat surface variety, unfinished. . . . Celts, grooved variety. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Picks, hammers, or ad~es (medium). . . . . Picks, hammers, or ;ld~es (small). . . . . . . Conch shell awls.................... Columella awls.... . ........... . ... .. HJ.rnmers, elongat.:d variety.... . . . . . . . Smoother or scraper. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Blunt-pointed shell tools. . . . . . . . . . . . . . Miscellaneous worked shell. . . . . . . . . . . Pendant, effigy variety. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Pierced Oliva bt:J.d. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Disks............................. . Eontia pondcrosa shells. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Otht:r artifacts: Piece of worked wood. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Lump of pitch. . . . . . . , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . European pottery. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22 1 9 ::1. 7 2 1 4 2 8 7 II 3 1 I 1 1 I I 1 1 6 1 8 "!-i.llev; +9/1,9a n.82 The follO\ving artifacts are those described in a list submitted to the Smithsonian Insti.- tution by tne fidd supcn'isor, Mr. Rciclurd. This list comprises a share. of the artifacts from the Surfsidc habItation mound \l;hich v..:,:rc given to the State of fia:-idJ. at the dose of the field season. These objects arc not avaib.bl.:: for study,.although pho;:ographs of some: of them were included with the field not.cs. \Vith only minor changes, they are given belo,",,: as reported by Rei,<;:hard: pottery: Number &veral lots of plain and decorated shcrds. Probably about as much as in the N;ltional 'Museum collection.) 1,1iscellaneous ceramic artifacts: Pomry disks (probably unperforated potsherds). . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 ArtiE,lcts of stone: Celts. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..... 3 Grooved stones (probably longitudi- nal). . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ., 30 Coral pestle. . . . . . . . . . . . . . ., . . . . . . . . . I Piece drilled pumice. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. I \Vorked stone............ . .,. . . . . . . .. I Artifacts of bone: Fishhooks and needles (bi-pointed pro- jectiles and pins). . . . . . . .. . . . . .. . ... 78 Deer bone knife haft (dagger). . . . . . . . .. 1 Deer antler fragments. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 39 Worked deer antler.................... 5 Miscellaneous worked bone. . . . . . . . . . . . 8 Worked shark vertebrae. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 Shark teeth, drilleu. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . z Shark teeth. undnlled. : . .'. . . . . :. . . . . ., 10 Artifacts of shell: Celts. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 Gouges. . . . . . . . . . . . : . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 Conch shell axes (picks, hammers, or adz:es). . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ., 6 BIJ.des. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ., 4 Scrapers... 0.. : . .'. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . '2 Scrapers, spoon-shaped. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Dipper. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Cup. ......... ......., ... ........... Pendant (plummet type?). . . . . . . . . . . . . . Gorget.. . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ., . . . Small shells., drilled. . .. .. .. . .. .. . . .. .. 4 Other artifacts: Several pieces of metal, not described but probably of European origin. 2 I I 1 1 i 9 ) Z I ::1. 1 I 10 . I 1 2 I I I 1 I} I I :Ourfslde Co.':! ~i te Dp,s('.ri.pt,~,cn 7 ';'iil1ey; 19.~9 a p.83 The photographs of the pottery from this second list of artitacts trom Surfside do not reveal any significant diffcrcnces from those in the U. S. National Museum. There is only one shcrd worth special mention.. This is a rim lug (PI. 14, K) of a ware that cannot be determined from the photograph. The lug is a flat, rcctanguloid, rim projection with incised decorations on the upper surface. These consist of a bordcring incised line connecting with a .Jine encircling the vessel on top of the lip, and an incised triangle within the border. There is a deep, large triangular punctate within thc incised triangle. The technique is suggestive of W ccden Island, but the design arrangcmcnt and shape of the lug do not have specific Wecden Island parallels. Th; non-ceramic artifacts in Reichard's list, to judge from the pic- tures, arc much the same as those in the National Museum collection. Somc of the more un- usual specimcns includc a stonc celt of trapezoidal form and a fragmcnt of a crude filigree type shell gorget. This last originally consisted of a shell ring with at least one inner cross- piece. RcichJrd also lists and illustrJtes a single shell pendant .or plummet. The plummct type of pendant, 111 either stonc or shelL was extremely rare at Surfsidc. It is possible that thc longitudinal grooved swnes serv.::d the same function, and plummets wcre not, or only occasionally, manufactured. - ' .' -. ' Surfstde \)cL?-1 ~tte Descr~pt1on 8 Wi 11ey; 1848R p. 83 FAUNA The following mammal b h b . . . c ones ave een idcntified [rom Surfside midden; ~ (CaniS familiaris) Mmk (Mustela t'ISon lutensis) ~blt (Sylvilagus .fioridanus fioridanus) a (FellS concolor coryi) . g?y fox (Urocyon ~inereoargenteusfioridanus) ~ssom (Didelpllls vlrginiana Pigra) cr (Lulra canadensis vaga) Lynx (Lynx TUfus fioridanus) IReI' (O.:!ocoileus virgmi:mus osceola) Key dcer (Some raee if the small k .' d " ey eer ~DIY related to if not identical with olleus virginianus calvium) Racoon (Procyon lotor elucus) . Whale bone Porpoise (Delphinus) Bird bones: Co~mon loon (Cavia immer) Wh're Ii Daub' pe can (Pelecanus erythrorhynchos) te-crested connorant (P'L I auritus) (Th fla acrocorax A' e most abundant species) Le IDenc;m egret (Casmerodius alba) . ~r ~up duek (N,yroca affinis) ~u:-wInged seoter (Oidemia dealanai) T ~ca(nMmelrganser (Mergus ~eT;anser) ur..<.J' e eagns gaIlopavo) . . Reptiles: , ' Crotalus A.,'l,. t do '/..7.. . 1, ",\JS TO n,,1 '(,atnx, alligator and ~ne ' , Fish: Sphyraena Xiphias glad ius Clzaetodipterus Jaber . Pogonias chromis Sparisoma Lepisosteus Scombridae .Teleost angeIiehthys Shark Dasyatidae .SiIurid Sailfish or marlin Ephippidae ' rfside bo...'ll ~ite Description 9 Willey; 1949a ~. 83 , -. DISTRIBUTION OP ARTIPACTS Stratigraphic analyses of the Surfside midden collections yielded slim positive results. This is undoubtedly due to the fact that the refuse had been disturbed by previous excava- ti".1s and that only a portion of the materials obtained were available for study. Although Dr. Juli:i.n H, Steward ~personal communication) and John M. Goggin (I9-tOJ.) are of. the impression that there were certain ceral~c changes in midden depth, a checking of vertical position on all Fotsherds fails to firmly substantiate this field impression. For instanc~, Bis, caync en;:::d: Stamped occurs in approximately the same proportions at all depths in the ref, use. In bot.~ A and B Divisions of the mound the type Ghdes Plain hag only a slightly. greater rr.::quency in the lo\'.:er than in the upper half of tb: deposit. The best evidence for a timc .::!:.;C is pronGed by ~llip variation in Glades Plain. In Division A, nearly all of the Glades Pbin L:.:IC::i:'J groO\'cJ lips werc found :l:io\'e the lS.inch level, suggesting it to be a later treatm.:nt replacing the unmodified lip. In Division B tht;:re were only two of these lip sherds,. one arm".:: ~d one below the IS-inch level. Among the non-c~ramic artifacts there are no suggestions of any depth trends. : ...;,. ~~~'lli= l \ ='~<..;-~: ::;},./ ~;II; . Lt , [!......,;, I'" \ ~'\ \1~~ r --t- I 1 L~ 55' AI; I ~ < I :: ~ ~ I I I (!) I I B h co I 1~1 1"' (lie, ( .. '~~ '~i"'" I \~ ~ ~:!: ~-j-~ - - '~1- b6~." :,,,~-c. - ; ! 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JCY DEPARTMeNT OF STATE DIvision of Archives, History and Records Management DS,HSP,3A Rev.9,74 FLORIDA MASTER SITE FILE FDAH RM 802== Site No. 8Da22 1009== Site Name Surfside Mound 830== Other Name(s) for Site 930== Other Nos. for Site 906== Type of Site Sand Burial Mound 838== County ~ 1>~ 808== Instructions for locating site (or address) directly N of Surfside Midden; Indian Crk & 9lrd St (.iust S) 813== Owner of Site: Name 902== Address Occupant:Tenant, or Manager: Name 903== 904== Address 905== Reporter (or local contact): N ('\\'~-!/'. ame Mosier, Charles ! 1-i..:J\ '- ) 816== 817== Address Recorder: Name & Title Goggin) John M.', L)...~ 818== Address Survey Date 5204 820== Type Ownership 819== 848== 914== I nventory Status Previous Survey(s), Excavation (s) or Collection(s): (enter title of survey; date; whether federal, state, county or local; location of survey report(s); and material collected). Gqu.l~~oll'-L L~ E.;<c. a..v /1 L::.LrA-'~"'A.2. ,. .yl . I /Q =<4 . , ......, I , 839== Photographic Record Numbers 860== (;..): 80 t.I = = - Location of Site (Specific): Map Reference (incl. scale & date) ';(<~;<' 1/ ,I I' IVcr .~ , / -7 <- , ,/(J/,l :L'" /,oJ .1(.,/,,- It-'K 1'1'14'1.) I~(;"';'_ 809== Township Range Section ~ Sec. ~ ~ Sec. ~ ~ ~ Sec. !/~.J - ~5:~S I l~ 4-' L.......I (-~ 3J- I : N I -~ , , .' 812== I d-- I f-. 'C;- '- I I I LATITUDE AND LONGITUDE COORDINATES DEFINING A POL YGON LOCATING THE PROPERTY LATITUDE LONGITUDE Point Degrees Minutes Seconds Degrees Mi nu tes Seconds 0 " 0 " 0 " 0 " 0 " 0 " 0 " 0 " 0 " 0 " OR LATITUDE AND LONGITUDE COORDINATES DEFINING THE CENTER POINT OF A PROPERTY OF LESS THAN TEN ACRES .:.1.-- 37 " 0 .is " 0 '..... . - AI 9t- C/ ~. {,i~()c1== " ;s- l ...:S .-..0" Global Rderence code 1"7 l..i:),.... 5-PJ7~ S3~ -:J(:'~=:' ~~ UnQ-= Description of Site: Type Classification Site 916 -- 833== Site Size (approx. acreage of property) Present Condition of Site: Check one Check one Check one if appropriate o AI tered 863;; o Excellent 863=~ o Deteriorated 863;; o Moved 863;; o Unaltered 863;; o Good 863;; o Ruins 863;; o Original Site 863;; 8S8 . Destroyed liWi=; o Fair 863;; o Unexposed 863;; Present & Original Physical Appearance (use continuation sheet if necessary) destroyed; rd passes over it; area 70' in dia by 4' - 5 ' high (? ) .' 93S- --- -- STATE OF FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF STATE Division of Archives, History and Records Management -iSP,3C Rev. 9,74 Site No. 8Da22 Site Name ARCHAEOLOGICAL SITE DATA SUPPLEMENT Description of Site (cont.) Landform AI &,,// c' ~ /, - . -l,'/ /. . r/o /; .'-" 814== " Elevation ~' -5 S24== Est. Depth of Deposit . 837== Drainage 0'309o:J. c.;t,,; B;~e~ I\~ ~) I~ C.e.e.e..k:. 810== Soil Type(s)/ Association(s) C---7 *" / C--{/L /ll-a.t~ ~ C:'J-1.'-C'~ 836== Vegetation S. ./ ~ u. -r-~bf?AI S-LA!;.J;! ~N'€ rcReS7S 834== Water Source aN k 831== Visible Site Features 876== Artifacts Collected or Observed Bone .H1.unan 875== Cultural Classification: Cu Itu re/Phase 840== Probable Dates: Beginning 844== Ending 842== 846== Period/Stage Remarks and Recommendations burials abundant, artifacts scarce 835== Major Bibliographic References Willey 1949 F~7=: go # Small 1929 ~!>::-\ ::-J # Squires 1941 ~Fl~5 II ti.' # Goggin 1948 920== STATE OF FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF STATE DiviSion of Archives, History and Records Management DS.HSP.3B Rev. 5-75 Site No. __e~~_~~___ HISTORIC SITE DATA SUPPLEMENT Site Name Present Use (check one or more as appropriate) 0 Agricultural 850~~ 0 Government 850~~ 0 Park 850~~ 0 Transportation 850== 0 Commercial 850~~ 0 Industrial 850~~ 0 Private Residence850~~ Other (Specify) : 0 Educational 850~~ 0 Military 850=~ 0 ReI igious 850~~ 0 850~~ 0 Entertainment 850~~ 0 Museum 850~~ o Scientific 850~~ D 850~~ Period (check one or more as appropriate) o Pre-Columbian 845 ~~ 0 16th Century o 15th Century 845~~ 0 17th Century 845 ~~ 845~~ o 18th Century o 19th Century 845~~ 845~~ o 20th Century 845=~ pecific Dates: Beginning 844== Ending 846= Areas of Sign ificance (check one or more as appropriate) . Archaeology 0 Conservation 91 o=~ 0 Literature Prehistoric 910== 0 Economics 91 o~= 0 Mil itary o Archaeology 0 Education 91 o~= 0 MuSIc HistOriC 910== 0 Engineering 910=~ 0 Philosophy o Agriculture 910=~ 0 Industry 910~~ 0 Politics/Govt. o Architect'.Jre 910~~ 0 Invention 910~~ 0 Religion [; Art 91 O~~ 0 Landscape 0 Science o Commerce 91 O=~ Arch itecture 91 O=~ 0 Sculpture o Communications 910~= 0 Law 910~~ o Community , Planning 910~= 0 Social/Human. 910== itarian 910== 910=~ 0 Th eater 910== 910~~ 0 Transportation 910== 910~~ Other (Specify): 910=~ C 910== 910~~ [j 910=~ 910=~ C 910~~ 0 910== 0 910=~ 910=~ Thematic Classification: . Aboriginal 912=~ 0 Military 912~= Other (Specify): C Architectural 912~~ 0 Pol itical 912~~ 0 912~~ 0 The Arts 912== 0 Soc i ety 912~= 0 912~= 0 Exploration & Settlement 912~= 0 Science & Technology 912~~ 0 912=~ Statement of Significance (use continuation sheet if necessary) 911 == RemC'lrks & Recommendations: 835== Major Bibliographic References: 920== Description (Evidence): 862== Present & Original Physical Appeareance (use continuation sheet if necessary) 935== FLorUDA AI~Cfl\E()LO(;I(,:\L Sll~n:Y Site No. 1)<3, 22 Site NameS1ITfside HQund Photo Nos." Location ""Dire,c,tly..ll.o!',t:.LoLSurfside..}j:idden. ,Indian .Gre~};: .and,,9Jrd..st..., (jus.LB....),.. ".,.. .. "....Recorded on Owner ,..,...,.., ..Address . Local history,... Plowing history V egeta tion Type of soil Erosion . l Part of Sec.~{4 N'>!i- See 35 Twn..5.2S-Rog. 4~l<: T ,ong T.at. Remarks: Destroyed. Road passes over it. Island in !l'.an~ro'!es adjoining Indian c:ceeko Sketch Map . I I Show rdationship to nearby sites. access roads, streams, and major landmarks. Observer ,,~,.~/r....?~g~il:l. Date 4/12/52.. RECORD OF MATERIALS Collected by surrey......,...............,...........,........,...., ,'................,.......... ..Ace. No................. ......, ..... Subsequent Collections Collector ,.................... ..............'........................ ....,... Date Collector ,...., ...... ............ ..,.............. ,..........,.....,............... Date Collector ,.....,.."..".." ..,........".. ,.. "..........,...."...."....".,., . Date ..,............. .., Ace. No...................,......... ..'.............. Ace. No...............,............. .. .................... Ace. No........,..........,......,.. P/'i1.'ate Collections Owner , Address Type of Material -....;. .. ...............Photo No. ..,......................... Excavation Record Supervisor ",..,....".,..,.."..",.. ....,.'..",..,...,'...... ,..,.",.,...', ' Date..""...",."...,.."",.,..""".. Ace. No....,.. ,...., ................ Supervisor "",,'.., .,.. ......"" .",...."'."",'.,..'...",, ""'" ",.. '" ,Date"" '" '" "'" "" "..""", ",.,.., Ace. No.",.........,.."........... Published Record CULTURAL AFFINITY Pre Ii mi nary Classifica tion ..........~~Dc?..,b.\\~;i~J..8~\.l:!).cl,...... ...... ......., ...... ...... ....,..,. '..,..' S u bseq uen t 0 bserva tions .."..""'..,....,..,..,,,.., ,.,.."" ....""" ,..,....",....""..""..,...'".." File Form 6:; ~ Surfside :~oU11d County D;::ce . Period of site Site Name Site No. DD. 22 ARCHEOLOGICAL SITE SURVEY Other r-;ames UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA Other Nos. Long._c_,_,' Lat._o_,~ Classified by c..~..._ _ '?,~.'.~- Part of Sec. U".. Sec. 3S Twn. 52S 42E Rng. Date Location (how to reach): Directly nort~ of Sur.:dce mic.cen. ~r-di~ Greek and 93rd St. (j~st S.). Nature of site: Sand burial r:'.ound. Size of site: Area 70 I dia. 4'-51 hiCh ('?) Present condition of site: Destroyed. Road passes over it. Soil type: Vegetation and general physiographic situation: Island in nanGrmles adjo:L'1in6 Indian Cre8k. Owner: ? Tenant: ? Attitude toward excavation: ? Referred to site by: Charles ~osier Recorder: J. E. GOGgin, Date: Field Party: 4/12/52 1256 ~" /""<. ,~ - ,~ Frequency of material: Burials a:.~undant, art ifact s scarc e Material co llected: Other materials and location: SC;,'-lirc s coll. Published references: ";iillcy, 191:9: 79-30 S~all, 19~~:?L-?9 Sq.:ircs, 1941:45-h6. GogCin, 19hG Remarks: Map used for reference: Past owners and dates: Rev. 1-51 Sl~: ~j"- .~~ ~-Ia ,.:.-. -. ;0.''------' . ~= ""R '1~~1/~- \:3'ii,', // ~I Ii I 5 ?';'"!! I, I - ~'- 'I" I '; ill I (~!!!! I j'! 8Mi') ~ ii ! Ie r 16,':! i,J 1 1 ~,'~ !!,,," i [G;: ~III I: Ii" .: II ~ . .c:'I- 128~-,,*, .::.,--- I ), :~~;j!! i; l,... 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