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Cahokia was the largest prehistoric city north of Mexico ... required 15,000-20,000 oak and hickory logs, one foot in diameter and twenty feet tall. ...

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Some Cahokia tribe lived in smaller and larger village and farms. ... The Cahokia tribe hunt for deer and buffalos. They are also gatherers. ...

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Steve Ellé started designing women and men clothing at the age of 12. Born in Centreville, IL and spent most of his childhood in Cahokia.

Monks Mound (largest) residence of the chief, the Great Sun. Cahokia. The Great Sun. Monks Mound (largest): 2 terraces, 110 ft. high, 16 acres 300 yrs work, ...

Objective: To examine how the first humans migrated to America, the purpose of archaeology, and the culture of the Mound Builders. The First Americans Glaciers ...

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Patterns of New World Settlement I) Early Urban Cultures in the New World--Norte Chico (5000 years ago)--Teotihuacan (700 a.d.) II) Early Urban Cultures in ...

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East St. Louis is situated in a fertile valley gouged out by the Mississippi ... Sprawling fanlike from the river, the city is almost superimposed on the vast ...

Section 3: Cultures of North America The Mound Builders There were many groups that built mounds in North America They lived at various times from about 1000BC to 1600s

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The Land and People of the Midwest. By:Kayla Trocke. Land. The Midwest is covered with plains and grasslands and has many important lakes ...

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The Mississippian Culture was the last pre-historic development in North America, thriving from about 1000 AD until the arrival of European explorers.

Mississippian Culture The Mound-Builders The Mississippian Culture was the last pre-historic development in North America, thriving from about 1000 AD until the ...

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NATIVES AND EUROPEANS Unit IA AP U.S. History Bering Sea Land Bridge Migration Native Map of North America Native Culture and Lifestyle Nomadic OR Sedentary Gender ...

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NINETEENTH CENTURY ARCHITECTURE IN NORTH AMERICA. Phases of Architecture in North ... European Neo-Classicism [Thomas Jefferson] Full Force of Neo-Classicism [Strickland, ...

Hunted and fished for large mammals including whale. Native Americans in the Pacific Northwest would carve images on totem poles.

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These Stone Age hunters followed the herd migrations across the Beringia plain to North America. ... from earth, rather than stone, and lived in small villages. ...

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1. menhir (standing stone) 2. grouped menhirs. 3. megalithic burial chambers ... Late Archaic 2000 700 BC. Adena-Hopewell 700 BC - AD 800. Mississippian AD ...

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The Post-Classical Era in Mesoamerica. V. The Amerindians of North America ... Apache. Mandan. F. The Far North: Inuit and Aleut. Aleuts. kayaks. Inuits (Eskimos) ...

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'Nationalism and Archaeology: On the Constructions of Nations and the ... Considered to be the 'father' of American archaeology. The Nineteenth Century ...

North America Before Columbus Native Americans Traditional history = White men, fleeing from rigid customs, social hierarchies, and the constrained resources of ...

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Native Americans who hunted buffalo, such as the. Apache and ... Among the peoples of the West were: Chinook, Haida, Nez Perce, Pomo, Shoshone, Tlingit, Ute, ...

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European Exploration and the Discovery of America Unit 1, Lesson 1 Essential Idea Contact between the Old and New Worlds led to the exchange of many ...

Pre-Columbian Civilizations and European Settlement Unit IA AP U.S. History Key Concepts 1.2.III.A, 1.2.III.B, 1.2.III.C * Key Concept 1.2.II.A * Key Concept 1.2.II.A ...

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Title: Ecological Imperialism Author: Jeffrey Davis Last modified by: jdavis1 Created Date: 9/5/2002 4:32:28 AM Document presentation format: On-screen Show (4:3)

Two broadly distributed members of the Fundulus notatus complex: ... Stephanie Meier. Travis Pence. Jake Schaefer. Brian Schoeneck. Halstead Selby. Mary Sharp ...

America Before Columbus & Early European Exploration But First North America The Land Bridge 40,000 years ago??? Is it correct? Cultures of North America ...

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Native -American culture. ... the population estimate in 1491 was around 100 million people. ... In South America, Native Americans had a complex highway system for ...

organized into cults and priesthoods. Farmers of the Southwest ... Villages in the floodplain of the Salt and Gila rivers between C.E. 300 to 1500 ...