Windover demolished that picture.

The community buried at Windover had complex woven textiles in at least seven different weave patterns.

They had worked antler and bone tools of considerable sophistication.

They had ornaments made from materials acquired through trade or direct access to coastal resources.

They had gourds that suggest either plant cultivation or significant plant use beyond simple gathering.

They had mortuary practices that required substantial preparation and material investment.

They supported disabled and dependent members of the community.