As for people, your best bet is to ask someone at the museum. My name is Ashley and I am ten years old and I live in West Palm Beach and I am doing a report on the Seminole people for school. I got a lot of great information from your site, but I could really use some information on games the children played. My report is due next week so time is very important. Thanks so very much.
Playing games implies people have leisure time.
Early Seminoles didn't have that luxury. Most of the young boys spent time working on skills that would become important as adults - fishing, using a bow and arrow or throwing spears or sticks. Young girls, pretty much from the time they could walk, worked side by side with their mothers. They harvested food, cleaned and prepared food. Gathered fire wood, etc.