'Land bridge' presentation slideshows

Latin America

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Unit 1 Review Powerpoint

Unit 1 Review Powerpoint. Look at the Geography Powerpoint for map locations. What is history?. Everything that happens is a part of history. (We will discuss the major stuff). What do we call the study of the people, land and resources of an area?. geography.

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Rama Setu: many perspectives

Rama Setu: many perspectives. S. Kalyanaraman, Ph.D., Director, Sarasvati Research Centre, Former Sr. Exec., Asian Development Bank, kalyan97@gmail.com. Perspectives. scientific oceanography (tsunami) historical, cartographic literary archaeological, heritage geopolitical

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Island Biogeography

Island Biogeography. Islands can serve almost as a laboratory for the study of biogeography. The biota of an island is simpler than that of a continental area, and the interactions are easier to understand. There are three types of islands:

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zoogeography

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CH. 1 SEC. 1

CH. 1 SEC. 1. The Migration to America. Objectives. Explain why scientists believe the early Am. came from Asia. Describe the early civilizations of Meso-America Describe the early cultures of North Am. Asian Migration to America. 100,000 years ago, Earth in Ice Age.

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Philippine Indigenous Arts

Philippine Indigenous Arts. Prepared By: Ms. Rosalia C. Rosario.

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Species and Speciation

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Extinct Mega Fauna of the Pleistocene in North America

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First Native Americans

First Native Americans. Paleo-Indian Period. Thousands of years ago, people migrated to the Americas. Many scientists believe that the first Homo sapiens made their way to North America about 40,000 years ago. Even though people migrated, civilizations did not develop until later.

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US HISTORY 7 TEACHER: ______________________ NAME: _________________________________________ PERIOD: ____________

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Chapter 9 - The Diffusion of Languages

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Prehistoric Arkansas

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Mont Saint Michel

Mont Saint Michel. By : Dylan Moore. Mont Saint Michel is a small rocky, cone shaped islet in Normandy, roughly one half a mile from the north coast of France, at the mouth of the Couesnon River. It is also close to the border of Brittany. .

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Indians of Alabama

Indians of Alabama. Presentation Created by: Richelle Garner Leigh Brown. Prehistoric Indians. Paleo Archaic Woodland Mississippian. Paleo: The First Families of Alabama. >10,000 B.C. to about 7000 B.C. Came to North America 20,000 years ago across the land bridge

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Over the Land Bridge

Over the Land Bridge. Textbook pg. 47 Wb. 50. The First Tennesseans. Scientists do not know for sure how the first people came to Tennessee. One idea is that Asia and North America were once connected.

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Native Americans

Native Americans. A book made by . Region Pictures. Home Pictures. Occupation Pictures. Transportation Pictures. warriors. Plains. Eastern Woodlands. farmers. hunters. horsemen. fishermen. Southwest. Powhatan Indians. Region Homes Occupations Transportation.

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The First Americans

The First Americans. How do you think the first Americans arrived?. Brainstorm with your group. The Land Bridge Story. Beringia -the name given to the land bridge between Asia and North America

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