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What kind of source would an authentic Paleo-Indian spear be considered?
Primary source
What kind of source would an article about mammoths be considered?
Secondary source
What kind of source would a letter be considered?
Primary source
What kind of source would a diary entry be considered?
Primary source
What kind of source would a textbook be considered?
Secondary source
The practice of growing crops and raising animals for food
agriculture
A person or group that moves from place to place instead of living permanently in one location
nomadic
Putting events in the order in which they happened from first to last
chronological
A large pile of earth that was built by people, sometimes for burials or ceremonies
mound
A huge, elephant-like animal that lived long ago and is now extinct
mastodons
A record or object that comes directly from the time being studied, such as a diary, photograph, letter, or artifact
primary source
A source created after an event by someone who did not experience it firsthand, such as a textbook or biography
secondary source
A time before people had a system of written records
prehistoric
Paleo-Indians characteristics
Hunted mastodons and mammoths; First tribe in North America; Nomads who moved around often
Both Paleo-Indians and Archaic People characteristics
Lived during BCE era; Used tools to survive
Archaic People characteristics
Lived in small villages near rivers; Hunted small animals and fished; Gathered nuts and seeds
Ancient Tribes Timeline: 13,000 BCE
Paleo-Indian
Ancient Tribes Timeline: 8,000 BCE
Archaic
Ancient Tribes Timeline: 1,000 BCE
Adena
Ancient Tribes Timeline: 100 BCE
Hopewell
Ancient Tribes Timeline: CE 1000
Fort Ancient