A comprehensive exploration of the economic uses of sharks by precolumbian natives of south Florida.
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This book provides a fascinating account of the role of sharks in the culture and economy of south Florida's Native Americans. Sharks were regularly hunted, for they provided meat, shark-liver oil, and teeth for tools and trade. Shark-fishing technology around the world is reviewed, archaeological findings in south Florida are described, and interpretations are offered that are relevant to the role of sharks in native social and economic systems. -- From the Publisher
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