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analysis is beyond the scope of this paper.
Deptford Series

This series is described by Willey based on its common
occurrence in northwest Florida and the Gulf Coast (Milanich
1994; Willey 1949). The types have been defined with exten-
sive analysis (Bense 1985; Caldwell and Waring 1939a, 1939b;
DePratter 1979). Deptford pottery is characterized as sand-
tempered, often with mica inclusions, which is how the type

was originally defined in Gulf Coast Florida (Milanich 1994;
Willey 1949). Three types are noted: Deptford Linear Check
Stamped, Deptford Simple Stamped, and Deptford Check
Stamped. The series dates from ca. 500 B.C. to A.D. 100,
placing it in the Early Woodland Period and its southern Florida
correlate, the Glades I Period.

Deptford pottery is rare in southeast Florida and occurs in
low frequency at several sites. Specimens were observed by the
author while monitoring the construction of the Holiday Inn at
Brickell Park in 1981 and more recently during Icon-Brickell