Native Americans and mound builders

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Common Migration Theory

Land bridge from Siberia to Alaska during the last Ice Age.

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New Migration Theory

Multiple routes and migrations, including by sea along the Pacific coast.

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Native American Belief in Souls

One soul passed to the spirit world; one died with the body.

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Treatment of Living Space After Death

Burned to prevent the spirit from harassing relatives.

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Saying the Deceased's Name

Avoided out of fear of calling them back.

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Plains and Pacific Northwest Burials

Above-ground exposure burial on scaffolds or in trees.

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Southern Tribes Burial Method

Flesh disposed of, then bones placed in an urn and buried.

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Southeastern Nobility Death Custom

Mummification practiced for kings and nobility.

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Hopewell Culture Territory

Mississippi to Minnesota and Nebraska to Virginia, centered in Ohio Valley.

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Hopewell Burial Distinction

Common people were cremated; nobility were buried intact.

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Body Preparation for Burial

Wrapped in skins or clothing and painted with red ochre.

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The Mounds (Earth Works)

Geometric earth works used for under-surface and multi-tier burials.