The oldest cultural group that lived in early North America.

The second oldest cultural group in North America. It means "old"

A long cold period of time where glaciers covered much of the Earth

When the members have to find and follow their own food from nature we say they are

A scientist who learns about the past through artifacts

An object made by a human from an earlier time

A large elephant like mammal living during the Ice Age that Paleo Indians hunted with rocks

A land bridge that existed during the Ice Age and connected Asia with North America

a time BEFORE written history

an object or artifact made after the time period being studied.

If you or your tribe did NOT have a permanent residence, but followed their food and would go from place to place, you are a

The supercontinent made up of all the continents

To trade an object or service for another

A common practice

To work together towards a common goal

a formal agreement between two groups to join together for a common purpose

A disagreement or to not get along

This means OLD

The Adena people had a custom of burying their dead under piles of Earth called:

A tool used to throws spears farther

These people were considered Ohio's FIRST real farmers

A religious leader for the Hopewell tribe is called a:

The first people to live in North America

Which time period took place during the Ice Age

Which people began to use a bow and arrow?

Who started to use an atlatl to help them throw spears farther?

Which of the following were NOT used for ceremonies in the Woodland Time Period?

If you were ONE family during the Woodland time period, which home type would you most likely live in ?

If you had multiple families living together during the Woodland Time period, which shelter would you most likely live in ?

The Mississippian Time Period people live in communities. They were broken into two groups : chiefs and commoners. Where would the chiefs live?

What tool was used during the Mississippian Time Period to help them hunt and gather food on WATER?

Why did the homes in the Mississippian Time Period have a HOLE in the roof?