Prehistoric Cultures Chapter 1

The name for people who lived in North American forests after the Archaic period

• Woodland Indians

• Mississippian Indians

• Paleo Indians

• Eva Site

Ancient Native American site from Mississippian culture with burial mounds.

• Archaic Period

• Icehouse Bottoms

• Chucalissa

• Old Stone Fort

One of the largest and oldest settlements of the Archaic people, located on the Tennessee River.

• Woodland Indians

• Pinson Mounds

• Eva Site

• Icehouse Bottom

One of the oldest sites where humans lived in Tennessee.

• Paleo Indians

• Archaic Period

• Icehouse Bottoms

• Mississippian Indians

Woodland Indian site in Tennessee near Manchester.

• Eva Site

• Old Stone Fort

• Pinson Mounds

• Icehouse Bottoms

The first people who came to North America.

• Paleo Indians

• Mississippian Indians

• Chucalissa

• Woodland Indians

Period where the earth slowly became warmer and North’s America’s climate, plants, and animals became more like they are today.

• Old Stone Fort

• Pinson Mounds

• Archaic Period

• Paleo Indians

A group of 15 American Indian mounds located near Jackson, Tennessee.

• Eva Site

• Pinson Mounds

• Woodland Indians

• Icehouse Bottoms

The last prehistoric Indians to live in Tennessee.

• Icehouse Indians

• Mississippian Indians

• Paleo Indians

• Woodland Indians

The remains of a mastodon were found at the site where prehistoric evidence of ___________ Indians was found. 

• Mississippian

• Woodland

• Paleo

• Archaic