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John Worth

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University of West Florida

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Anthropology

College of Arts, Social Sciences and Humanities

Archaeology Institute

Department of Anthropology

Division of Academic Affairs

College of Arts, Social Sciences and Humanities

Department of Anthropology

Institute for Analytics and Industry Advancement

University of West Florida

John Worth is currently serving as an Anthropology Professor at University of West Florida.

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spanish history archaeology historical geography american archaeology anthropology caribbean studies latin american antiquity archaeological practice latin american archaeology heritage studies archaeological methods field archaeology landscape archaeology historical archaeology ecology archival research settler colonialism transnational history archaeological record archaeological excavations eastern north america spanish florida pensacola bay zooarchaeology fisheries cultural anthropology political ecology community (ecology) adaptation ancient mesoamerica anthropological archaeology global history archaeological science historical review early republic american studies western american literature spatial ecology maritime sciences lateral spread ethnohistory traditional ceramic lunar science archaeological evidence monumental heritage historical analysis transatlantic relations native american adaptations southern coasts southwest florida cuban fishermen “ spanish indians arellano ’ early colonial entanglements calusa social action initial spread indigenous communities documentary record sixteenth-century florida spanish olive jar colonialism spanish empire

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Costly Signaling With Ceramic Tablewares in Spanish Colonial America. Journal of Anthropological Archaeology (2026)

traditional ceramicmaterial cultureeconomic historylatin american antiquityspanish colonial americaspanish

The Initial Spread of Peaches Across Eastern North America Was Structured by Indigenous Communities and Ecologies. Nature Communications (2024)

Jacob Holland-LulewiczVictor ThompsonAmanda Roberts ThompsonRaeLynn ButlerDario J ChavezJay FranklinTurner HuntMark WilliamsJohn Worth

eastern north americalateral spreadenvironmental sciencecommunity (ecology)ecologyinitial spreadindigenous communities

Spanish Olive Jar and Other Shipping Containers of Sixteenth-Century Florida: Quantifying the Documentary Record. Southeastern Archaeology (2023)

cultural historyhistoryhistorical geographyheritage studiesmaterial culturedocumentary recordarchival researchsixteenth-century floridapublic historyspanishspanish olive jar

“Then Potano”: Archaeological Investigations at the Richardson and White Ranch Sites in Northern-Central Florida. Southeastern Archaeology (2022)

Willet A. BoyerDennis BlantonGary EllisRochelle MarrinanJeffrey M. MitchemMarvin T. SmithJohn E. Worth

archaeologyamerican archaeologynorthern-central floridaarchaeological investigations

Pedro MenéNdez De AviléS and the Conquest of Florida: A New Manuscript. Hispanic American Historical Review (2020)

new manuscriptsocial historycultural historyhistorycolonialismsettler colonialismhistorical geographyhistorical reviewpublic historyearly republicempiretransnational historyhistorical analysispedro menéndezhistoriographytransatlantic relationsspanishamerican studies

The Discovery and Exploration of TristáN De Luna Y Arellano’s 1559–1561 Settlement on Pensacola Bay. Historical Archaeology (2020)

pensacola baymaritime scienceshistoryhistorical geographyarellano ’archaeologyspanishcaribbean studies

A"Snapshot" of the Mid-Sixteenth-Century Colonial Culture of New Spain: The 1559-1561 TristáN De Luna Y Arellano Settlement on Pensacola Bay.. The 84th Annual Meeting of the Society for American Archaeology (2019)

pensacola bayglobal historycultural historycolonialismhistorysettler colonialismhistorical geographymid-sixteenth-century colonial culturearchaeologyempiretransnational historynew spainspanishethnohistory

4 Political Ecology and the Event: Calusa Social Action in Early Colonial Entanglements. Archeological Papers of the American Anthropological Association (2018)

Victor D. ThompsonAmanda D. Roberts ThompsonJohn E. Worth

anthropologyanthropological archaeologylatin american archaeologyhistorical archaeologyearly colonial entanglementsarchaeologycultural anthropologycalusa social actionamerican archaeologypolitical ecology

Linking Archaeological and Documentary Evidence for Material Culture in Mid-Sixteenth-Century Spanish Florida: The View From the Luna Settlement and Fleet. Society for Historical Archaeology (2018)

cultural historyluna settlementmid-sixteenth-century spanish floridamaterial culturehistorical archaeologydocumentary evidencearchaeological practicearchaeologyarchaeological excavationsarchaeological methodsart historyarchaeological recordspanishfield archaeology

Discovery and Investigation of the Luna Settlement. Society for Historical Archaeology (2017)

archaeological sciencehistoryluna settlementlunar sciencearchaeological practicearchaeologyarchaeological evidencearchaeological methodsarchaeological recordfield archaeology

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John Worth

Professor

University of West Florida

Affiliations

Anthropology

College of Arts, Social Sciences and Humanities

Archaeology Institute

Department of Anthropology

Division of Academic Affairs

College of Arts, Social Sciences and Humanities

Department of Anthropology

Institute for Analytics and Industry Advancement

University of West Florida

John Worth is currently serving as an Anthropology Professor at University of West Florida.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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University of West Florida

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Costly Signaling With Ceramic Tablewares in Spanish Colonial America. Journal of Anthropological Archaeology (2026)

traditional ceramicmaterial cultureeconomic historylatin american antiquityspanish colonial americaspanish

The Initial Spread of Peaches Across Eastern North America Was Structured by Indigenous Communities and Ecologies. Nature Communications (2024)

Jacob Holland-LulewiczVictor ThompsonAmanda Roberts ThompsonRaeLynn ButlerDario J ChavezJay FranklinTurner HuntMark WilliamsJohn Worth

eastern north americalateral spreadenvironmental sciencecommunity (ecology)ecologyinitial spreadindigenous communities

Spanish Olive Jar and Other Shipping Containers of Sixteenth-Century Florida: Quantifying the Documentary Record. Southeastern Archaeology (2023)

cultural historyhistoryhistorical geographyheritage studiesmaterial culturedocumentary recordarchival researchsixteenth-century floridapublic historyspanishspanish olive jar

“Then Potano”: Archaeological Investigations at the Richardson and White Ranch Sites in Northern-Central Florida. Southeastern Archaeology (2022)

Willet A. BoyerDennis BlantonGary EllisRochelle MarrinanJeffrey M. MitchemMarvin T. SmithJohn E. Worth

archaeologyamerican archaeologynorthern-central floridaarchaeological investigations

Pedro MenéNdez De AviléS and the Conquest of Florida: A New Manuscript. Hispanic American Historical Review (2020)

The Discovery and Exploration of TristáN De Luna Y Arellano’s 1559–1561 Settlement on Pensacola Bay. Historical Archaeology (2020)

pensacola baymaritime scienceshistoryhistorical geographyarellano ’archaeologyspanishcaribbean studies

4 Political Ecology and the Event: Calusa Social Action in Early Colonial Entanglements. Archeological Papers of the American Anthropological Association (2018)

Victor D. ThompsonAmanda D. Roberts ThompsonJohn E. Worth

Linking Archaeological and Documentary Evidence for Material Culture in Mid-Sixteenth-Century Spanish Florida: The View From the Luna Settlement and Fleet. Society for Historical Archaeology (2018)

Discovery and Investigation of the Luna Settlement. Society for Historical Archaeology (2017)

archaeological sciencehistoryluna settlementlunar sciencearchaeological practicearchaeologyarchaeological evidencearchaeological methodsarchaeological recordfield archaeology

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