Caption on front reads "Florida's Native Indians, Cooking over open fire". Caption on reverse reads "The Miccosukee and Seminole Indians of Florida still live as they did hundreds of years ago in the vast remoteness of the Florida Everglades. Cooking the evening meal, as is being done here, is usually over an open fire, with logs laid out in a wheel fashion, so that they can be moved in periodically to feed the flames, and these logs last for many weeks of cooking, smoldering but never entirely out." Courtesy Tiger Indian Village.