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Prehistoric Natives in Texas
  • Prehistory is the time BEFORE recorded history.
    What does that mean?
  • The first natives were hunter gatherers. How did
    they get food?
  • Europeans provided the first RECORDED history in
    North America.
  • Native Americans did leave EVIDENCE of their
    existence though, through artifacts. What are
    some examples of artifacts?

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Prehistoric Natives in Texas
  • What is a pictograph?
  • What is a petroglyph?
  • Who is an archeologist?
  • There are three main time periods of Prehistory
    in Texas Prehistoric, Archaic, and late
    Prehistoric.

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Prehistoric Natives in Texas
  • Prehistoric period was up until 6000 BC.
  • These people were NOMADIC, which means what?
  • They hunted with flint tipped spears.
  • Also drove herds off cliffs and into swamps.
  • Ate Pemmican. What is this?

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Prehistoric Natives in Texas
  • Archaic period refers to 6000 BC to 700 AD.
  • A climate change (making it warmer) allowed
    people to develop new food sources.
  • These people developed many tools, like the
    atlatl.
  • They traveled in bands. What is a band? Dont say
    Hannah Montana.
  • Periodically they would come together to hunt
    larger sources of food.

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Prehistoric Natives in Texas
  • Late Prehistoric refers to 700 AD to 1500 AD.
  • Why was 1500 AD the end of Prehistory in Texas?
  • Natives began to farm during this period.
  • They developed ideas about Society and Religion.
    How? Why?
  • There were several main types of Indians in Texas
    by this time Southeastern, Plains, Gulf Coast,
    and Puebloan.
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