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Southern Contacts of the Indians North of the Gulf of Mexico

The relations existing in prehistoric times between the Indians formerly inhabiting, the territory of the present United States and those south of them have been a subject of discussion from the earliest period of ethnologic speculation in America.

 

The Problem Contact Between the Southeastern Area and Mexico The Gradual Transmissions of Separate Cultural Elements Conclusions Notes 1 [Go Back]

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