| Public details: Dislocations and Migrations of the Yamasee Indians - presented by Charles Cobb, PhD., Lockwood Chair in Historical Archaeology, Florida Museum. The Yamasee Indians of the southeast U.S. were buffeted by alternating hostile and friendly relations with the Spanish, English and other Native American groups. Archaeological and historical evidence demonstrates how continuing pressures on the Yamasee fostered a migratory lifestyle that traversed Georgia, South Carolina, Florida and ultimately Cuba. |
