'Woodland period' presentation slideshows

Early Indians

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Early Inhabitants of North America

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Ancient Indians in Illinois

Ancient Indians in Illinois. Little information is available about the ancient Indians in Illinois. Why?. 1. Archeology is mainly focused around the Mediterranean Sea shoreline. 2. Most archeologists are more interested in discovery than with disclosure. Some Basic Historical Information.

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Prehistoric Cultures of the North American Continent

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Physical Environment and the Native Americans

Physical Environment and the Native Americans. Image: Michigan Historical Museum. 15,000 years ago, the Laurentide Ice Sheet covered all of Michigan (maximum extent was 18,000 years ago). How did the Great Lakes form?.

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Early Woodland and the Adena Complex

Early Woodland and the Adena Complex. Early Woodland Period (1000 B.C.-A.D. 1). The Early Woodland period is an elaboration of Archaic trends.

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New York City Department of Environmental Protection Historical Perspectives, Inc.

Flowing Waters, Passing Time: The Critical Role of Water in Prehistoric and Historic Westchester County. New York City Department of Environmental Protection Historical Perspectives, Inc. Archaeological Resources.

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Native Americans in Georgia

Native Americans in Georgia. SS8H1. 1. How did the Native American cultures develop prior to European contact? 2. What impact did the environment have on the development of prehistoric native Americans in Georgia? P.A.W.M. Migration/Movement. What does migration mean?

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Prehistoric Indians

Created by Mr. Hemmert Robertsdale Elementary Fourth Grade. Prehistoric Indians. Introduction. Anthropologists and archaeologists tell us that there were four distinct Indian cultures during the prehistoric period.

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Osher Lifelong Learning Institute at Vanderbilt University

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The Peopling of the Place We Now Call The Fells

The Peopling of the Place We Now Call The Fells. What are cultural resources?.

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ERA 1: Beginnings to 1660

ERA 1: Beginnings to 1660. Three Worlds Meet. HISTORICAL TIMELINE: . Nomadic Paleo-Indians occupied Tennessee 12,000-15,000 years ago during the Paleo-Indian Period . They left behind arrowheads and spear points.

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Native American Cultures of North America

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