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Mississippi Culture

Last Major Prehistoric Cultural Development

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700 AD

Mississippi Culture is formed around ____

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Emerald Mound

Second largest ceremonial mounds

<p><span>Second largest ceremonial mounds</span></p>
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35ft

in the Emerald Mound, the Flat topped earthen structure is  ____ High

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Natchez

Between 1250 and 1600 AD: Natchez People

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Political Center, goods

the Emerald Mound is also a place for _____and point of distribution for ____

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Cahokia Mounds

Ancient indigenous city of Mesoamerica

<p><span>Ancient indigenous city of Mesoamerica</span></p>
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Largest

Cahokia Mounds is considered as the ______ Archaeological Site

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92ft, 95ft, 836ft

Cahokia Mounds is measured around __ High,___ Long, ___ Feet Wide

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Mexico

Cahokia Mounds is also considered the Largest Man-made Earthen Mound North of _____

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Poverty Point

Prehistoric Archaeological Site in Louisiana

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1650-700 BC

When did the poverty point is created?

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500 Arches

Area of the Poverty Point

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Indian Mound

Ancient burial site characterized as the largest conical mound

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100ft, 877ft

___ Foot High Bluff, Measures __ Feet in Circumference

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70ft

The height of Indian Mound

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Great Serpent Mound

Large Effigy Mound in the World

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1330ft, 3ft

:Great Serpent Mound Length: _____ Height:___

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summer solstice

Great Serpent Mound - Head of the serpent: Aligned to _______ sunset

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winter solstice

Great Serpent Mound - Coils: Point to the _______ sunrise

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Adena Indians

Great Serpent Mound - Coils: Located in ____

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800 BC - AD 100

When is did Great Serpent Mound created?

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Igloo

 “Eskimo House” it is a blocks of hard snow or ice, sometimes of sod, wood or stone

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Plank Houses

Large, usually rectangular houses

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Bush Shelter

Temporary native American dwellings. Only used for sleeping in 

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Earthen Shelter

Basement-like living spaces dug form the earth, with domed mound built over the top

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Pueblo

Communal and Defensive Structure, Built Of Adobe or Stone, Many-storied terraced

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Kiva

Large Underground. Used by men for religious ceremonies and councils

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Wattle and Daub

Made by weaving river cane, wood, and vine into a frame, then coating with plaster

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Chickees

Silt Houses: Thick posts supporting a thatched roof and a flat wooden platform raised several feet off the ground without walls

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Grass Houses

Southern Plains by Tribes such as the caddos

Made with wooden frame bent into a beehive shape and thatched with long prairie grass

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40 ft tall

Grass houses are measured is more than ______

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Tepees

Tent-like American Indian houses used by plains tribes

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Cone-Shaped

Teepee: _______ Wooden Frame with a covering of buffalo hide 

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12ft

Height of the Teepee

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Wigwams

hut or tent with a domed or conical roof made by fastening bark

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8-10 ft

Wigwams Height

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Longhouses

Similar to wigwams, pole frames elm bark covering. it is much, much larger than wigwams

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150 ft, 20 ft, 20 ft

Longhouses are measured around ___ long, ___ wide, and ___ high

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Chaco Canyon

A masonry characterized by Pueblo or Communal Dwellings

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800 room

How many room per piece does the Chaco Canyon have

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Olmecs

There knowns as the Gulf Coast Lowlands and Mother Culture of Civilization

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jaguar god

Worship of the _____, characterized by excellent gold stone sculpture, elaborate gold work, and remarkable ceramic

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1150-400 BCE

Time period of the Olmecs

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Peruvian Civilization

Civilization of the Olmecs

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1000-300 BCE

Peruvian Civilization time period

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Chavin de Huantar:

Center of the Chavin Culture

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10,000

Chavin de Huantar:Elevated ______ in the cordillera blanca of the nwandes

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the mochina

forms the Pre-Indian Culture

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North coast of Peru

Location of the Mochica

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200 BCE - 700 BCE

time period of The Mochica

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Huaca Del Sol

Mud-Brick building in the pre-Hispanic new world in the Mochica

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temple of the sun

Translated name of Huaca Del Sol

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additive

Construction of the temple was _____; new layers of brick were laid directly on the top of the old; hence large quantities of bricks were required for its construction

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130 Million Adobe Bricks

How many adobe bricks in the temple of the sun?

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Classical Period

Mesoamerican Culture From 00-900 CE. Development of hieroglyphic writing

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The Mayans

Past and Present indians of guatemala, belize
Created one of american's greatest civilizations

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Sculptured

in the MAYAN Architecture, the facade is ______

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Tikal

Largest and Earliest Mayan City

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Inca Architecture

South America's First Great Builders

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irregularly

in the Inca Architecture, Buildings were ______ shaped stones; which skilled stonemasons ground to fit tighter perfectly

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Macho picchu

  • Stone Blocks of the stairs linkings its different levels were cut so precisely that no mortar was required

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3,150M

  • Macho picchu is measured _____ Above Sea Level

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Tiahuanaco

Precursors to the inca empire