Because the Paleo lived so long ago, few of the things they made or used have __________.

Archaeologists call the earliest people in Wisconsin ___________.

The Archaic Indians knew when food _________ would be most abundant at certain places.

Because they built many of their villages along the Mississippi River, archaeologists call this group the _____________.

Woodland Indians built mounds where they held ________ and buried their dead.

The _______ began living in Wisconsin a little later than the Mississippians.

__________ Indians built mounds, known as effigy mounds, where they held ceremonies and buried their dead.

When the climate  began to warm, it made it easy for the Woodland people to ________ crops.

The Paleo had to __________ to the cold climate they lived in.

Because of the cold climate, Paleo had to travel far and wide to find enough food to ___________.

People in the Paleo era often made their homes in a ____________, or a shallow cave.

The Paleo had few natural _________ because the climate was too cold.

Mississippians lived in a town known as ____________.

Woodland Indians built ___________ to bury their dead.  These huge mounds were built in the shapes of animals.

The Oneota lived in ____________.

The __________ was a huge, hairy mammal that died off thousands of years ago.  It is related to the elephant.

Archaeologists _________, or dig carefully, when they find a historical site.

Mastodons are now ________, which means they no longer exist.

Archaic Indians built ________, which were dome shaped homes made out of branches, hides, and bark.