A structure located in Coffee County, along the Duck River, that was used for sporting events and ceremonies.

_____ were the first people to come to the Americas from what is now Asia.

_____ were the first people known to farm and use the bow and arrow.

A Madison County site where 17 Indigenous mounds have been found.

_____ existed for an estimated 4,000 years and had to adapt, since all the mastodons and large bison had been killed.

This Prehistoric group lived along what is now the Mississippi River.

This Prehistoric group hunted mastodons and large bison.

This village was abandoned and reoccupied several times throughout history and is located in Shelby County.

Which of the following Prehistoric groups were nomadic?

The Coats-Hines Site (where mastodon skeletons and stone tools were found) provides evidence of Paleo-Indians.

Mounds were only used for burials.