The Florida Anthropologist
published by the
Florida Anthropological Society, Inc.

Year:	1999	Month:	December
Volume:	52	Number:	4

Contents

Author:	Ryan J. Wheeler	Page No. 226
Title:	Editor's Page
Author:	John F. Reiger	Page No. 227
Title:	Artistry, Status, and Power: How "Plummet"-Pendants Probably Functioned in Pre-Columbian Florida - and Beyond.
Author:	Thomas J. Pluckhahn and Chad O. Braley	Page No. 241
Title:	Connections Across the Southern Frontier: Spanish Artifacts from Creek Contexts at the Tarver Sites (9JO6 and 9JO198).
Author:	Georgia M. Luer	Page No. 255
Title:	Surface Hydrology and an Illusionary Canal in Cape Coral, Florida.
Author:	Steve J. Dasovich	Page No. 267
Title:	The Effects of Continuous Erosional Processes and Storm Damage on Coastal Site Integrity: Examples from Dixie County, Florida.
Author:	Adam King	Page No. 277
Title:	Book Review: Lewis and Stout: Mississippian Towns and Sacred Places: Searching for an Architectural Grammar.
Author:	Kenneth W. Johnson	Page No. 278
Title:	Book Review: Milanich: Laboring in the Fields of the Lord: Spanish Missions and Southeastern Indians.
Author:	Bruce J. Piatek	Page No. 279
Title:	Book Review: Bense (Editor): The Archaeology of Colonial Pensacola.
Author:	Vicki Rolland	Page No. 280
Title:	Book Reviews: Goggin: Space and Time Perspective in Northern St. Johns Archeology; Willey: Archeology of the Florida Gulf Coast; Swanton: Early History of the Creek Indians and Their Neighbors.
Author:		Page No. 282
Title:	About the Authors

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Effigy pendants from Jones Mound, Hillsborough County, Florida. This photograph was taken by Herman Gunter of the Florida Geological Survey in 1937, shortly after these artifacts were excavated. The exotic stone plummets from this mound were found associated with human burials. The excavation was directed by J. Clarence Simpson as part of a Works Progress Administration program, and is reported on by Ripley Bullen in Eleven Archaeological Sites in Hillsborough County, Florida, Florida Geological Survey, Report of Investigations No. 8, 1952. Courtesy Florida State Archives.