The technology represented in the Windover weaves — the specific fiber preparation, the weaving techniques, the functional properties of different weave structures — has been examined by specialists in ancient textile production, contributing to the understanding of early fiber arts in the eastern United States.

Comparative analysis with other ancient textile collections, including the somewhat later but well-preserved examples from dry-cave sites in the Southeast, has illuminated the regional context of the Windover textile tradition.

The botanical remains from Windover — the plant material recovered from both the burial contexts and the surrounding peat matrix — continue to contribute to the paleoecological reconstruction of the Early Archaic Florida interior.

As the analytical methods for ancient plant DNA and ancient plant protein analysis improve, it may become possible to extract additional information from the preserved plant material about the specific species present and their ecological context.