The Tekesta Indians lived in what is now Dade and Broward Counties, southeast Florida, and had a capitol town, probably also called Tekesta, in

The Calusa (English pronunciation: /kəˈluːsə/ kə-loo-sə) were a Native American people who lived on the coast and along the inner waterways of Florida's southwest

This 16th-century German engraving, modeled after a painting by the French artist Jacques Le Moyne, purported to show how Native Americans hunted stags by hiding under deer