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Inuit stationary Nottoway Lakota
human artifacts Cactus Hill natural
Archaeology Iroquois Great Plains
Capital Pueblo archaeologist
Nomadic Kwakiutl Southwest
Alaska & Northern Canada Bering Strait
Eastern Woodlands Pacific Northwest
WORDO
This American Indian group inhabited the Pacific-Northwest coast.
Clothing was made from the bark of cedar trees.
WORDO
This American Indian group inhabited the region that consists of dry grasslands with huge bison (buffalo) herds.
WORDO
This American Indian group inhabited in the Southwest which is modern-day Arizona and New Mexico.
WORDO
The scientific study of past cultures and the way people lived that is based on material evidence or things they left behind is known as __________.
WORDO Some scientists and
archaeologists believe that humans may have lived in this location in southeastern Virginia as early as 15,000 years ago.
One of the oldest archaeological sites in North America.
WORDO
An _____________ studies human behavior by taking clues left behind by the people of the past.
WORDO Name the American Indian
group that inhabited this type of dwelling.
WORDO American Indians fishing, hunting for animals, or making clothing is an example of what type of resource?
WORDO The Pueblo lived in this region which was a very hot, dry area that bordered cliffs and mountains.
WORDO It is believed that the
humans entered North America from Asia by crossing the ___________ when ice covered its surface about 12,000 years ago.
WORDO The Kwakiutl, Pueblo, and sometimes the Iroquois were __________; they usually built their homes and stayed put.
WORDO The Iroquois fished, hunted,
and farmed the “three sisters”—corn , beans, and squash--in this heavily forested region.
WORDO The Kwakiutl lived in this mild, rainy region. This region could get as much as 100 inches of rain a year.
WORDO The Inuit, Lakota, and
sometimes the Iroquois were _________; they often moved to follow their food source.
WORDO The Inuit lived in this region where the temperature would sometimes get as low as 50 degrees below 0.