Archeologist and University of Florida faculty member. Born in Chicago and moved to Miami as a boy. Educated at the University
of Florida, University of New Mexico, and Yale University. Goggin became Professor of Anthroplogy at the University of Florida
in 1948.
Correspondence and notes on archeology and archeological investigations in Florida, elsewhere in the southeastern United States
and the Caribbean. In addition to Goggin's regular files, there are nine card files on subjects such as Seminole and Creek
Ethnology, archeology sites, lecture notes, and general notes on culture and customs.
Collection is open for research.
[Identification of item], John M. Goggin Papers, Special and Area Studies Collections, George A. Smathers Libraries, University
of Florida, Gainesville, Florida.
Gift of Dr. Margaret Knox Goggin (Mrs. John M. Goggin).
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General Files
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Box 1 |
Publications and Research; A - O
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Box 2 |
Publications and Research; P - Z
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Box 3 |
Sites: Florida
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Sites: Bahamas |
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Sites: Colombia |
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Sites: Venezuela |
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Sites: Student Research |
Box 4 |
Miscellaneous Topics: Ancient Coins
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Miscellaneous Topics: Club of Exploration |
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Miscellaneous Topics: Collection Survey |
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Miscellaneous Topics: Everglades National Park |
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Miscellaneous Topics: Conference Grants |
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Miscellaneous Topics: Indians Pottery |
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Miscellaneous Topics: Research Projects |
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Miscellaneous Topics: Seminoles Shells |
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Miscellaneous Topics: Spanish Colonial Art |
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Miscellaneous Topics: University of New Mexico |
Box 5 |
Correspondence: Swanton, John
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Correspondence: Rouse, Irving |
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Correspondence: Sturtevant, William |
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Correspondence: Fairbanks, Charles |
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Correspondence: True, David |
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Correspondence: Miscellaneous: 1955 -1969 Personal and Family |
Box 6 |
Clippings; Seminoles
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Box 7 |
Clippings, Bahamas
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Clippings, Santo Domingo |
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Clippings, Misc. 1944-1949 |
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Clippings, Misc. 1950-1959 |
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Clippings, Misc. 1960-1964 |
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Manuscript: Space and Time Perspective in Northern St. Johns Archeology. Florida, (New Haven: Published for the Dept. Of Anthropology,
Yale University, by the Yale University Press; London: Geoffrey Cumberlege, Oxford University Press, 1951)
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Box 8 |
Photographs: Choctaw material culture
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Photographs: Dominican Republic |
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Photographs: Southeast material culture (belts) |
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Photographs: Seminole artifacts |
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Photographs: Choctaw Fair; 1961 |
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Photographs: Choctaw; notes |
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Photographs: Eslabones |
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Photographs: Cherokee |
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Photographs: Creek photographs; Oklahoma |
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Photographs: Underwater archaeology |
Box 9 |
Field Notebooks: Florida (22)
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Box 10 |
Field Notebooks: Undated: Mexican Songs
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Field Notebooks: 1936: Mexico, Chihuahua, biology |
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Field Notebooks: 1936: Mexico, Chihuahua, biology - Surface collecting notes |
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Field Notebooks: 1936: Mexico, Chihuahua, biology - Excavation notes |
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Field Notebooks: 1939: Mexico, Michoacan and Guerrraro - three notebooks |
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Field Notebooks: 1940-41: Travelogue; trip to Chihuahua - mileages |
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Field Notebooks: 1941: Travelogue, Mexico |
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Field Notebooks: 1941: Museum notes, Mexico |
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Field Notebooks: 1941: Field notes, Mexico |
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Field Notebooks: 1949: Miscellaneous pages, Mexico |
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Field Notebooks: 1956: Miscellaneous pages, Mexico, Yucatan |
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Field Notebooks: 1957: Excavation and Field Notes, Mexico |
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Field Notebooks: 1941: Santo Domingo pueblo, with 1 page of notes re: fishing |
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Field Notebooks: 1952: Cuba and Jamaica: travel journal, miscellaneous notes |
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Field Notebooks: 1954: West Indies and Cuidad Trujillo; travel journal; extensive notes re: making of Zamia |
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Field Notebooks: 1954: notes re: excavations over Christmas season |
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Field Notebooks: 1951: Bahamas Government |
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Field Notebooks: 1941: New Mexico, Kuava ruins; 1 map |
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Field Notebooks: 1941: New Mexico; Jamez pueblo notes |
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Field Notebooks: 1936: Chihuahua City (sic); Tarahumare weaving; belt designs, descriptions, and sketch |
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Field Notebooks: 1940: Southwest art and Pueblo material |
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Field Notebooks: 1952: Bahamas expedition |
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Field Notebooks: 1960: Bahamas expedition |
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Field Notebooks: 1937: Bahamas expedition |
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Field Notebooks: 1937: Bahamas and Andros Island |
Box 11 |
Miscellaneous Photographs, Negatives, and Slides
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Box 12 |
Scrapbooks and Photographs: Florida; potsherds; Andros Island; archaeology survey, Florida; camping and biological photos,
Mexico, 1939
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Miscellaneous photographs: Florida Majolica |
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Shell heaps, Mexico |
Box 13 |
Miscellaneous Photos, Negatives and Slides
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Box 14 |
Class and Work notes and photostats
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Goggin, John M:; curriculum vitae |
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Miscellaneous correspondence |
Box 15 |
Notecards and bibliography
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Box 16 |
Vocabulary of the Seminole language Photocopy of envelope
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Misc. Corresp., notes, copies; 1928-1962 |
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Friends of the Seminoles in Florida, corresp. and minutes; 1932-1933 |
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Miccosukee reservation rights; 1970-1975 |
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Simmons family of Tulsa, OK - desc. from Seminole leader "Cowkeeper"(?) Seminole clippings and corresp.; 1950s-1960s |
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Simmons family of Tulsa, OK - desc. from Seminole leader "Cowkeeper"(?) Seminole clippings and corresp.; ca. 1949-1963 |
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Indians of Florida, misc. corresp. ca. 1833-1858 |
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Color postal cards, Choctaw Indian scenes, ca. 1960 |
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Florida Indian topics, misc. clippings; ca. 1959-1961 |
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Seminole Tribe / South Florida, language translation key; 1881 |
Box 17 |
Stanley Smith papers
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Hitchiti text w/ interlinear English; Willie Haney (two folders) |
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Various stories; Hitchiti text w/interlinear English (two folders) |
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"Rabbit and Wildcat," Hitchiti text w/ interlinear English; longhand Hitchiti text w/interlinear translation (two folders) |
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"Muskhogee or Creek vocabulary, as spoken by the Florida Indians or Seminoles (1836) 1972 reprint from American Anthropologist,
by John H. Peterson, Jr.
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Choctaw History chronology |
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"Anthropology: Outline of Ethnographical Material (no date) |
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Source materials for the study of the Florida Seminole Indians; Aug. 1959 |
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A Choctaw Approach to self-determination; 1971-1975 |
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John R. Swanton, "A Sketch of the Hitchiti Language;" 1921-1922 |
