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Native americans

native americans

TermDefinition
Artifacts objects made by people in the past
archaeologist a scientist that studies artifacts to learn about the past
prehistory period of time before people left written records
ancestors the people in your family who lived before you
Algonquin and Iroquois two New York Native American groups
Farming began more than 1,000 years ago
Longhouses -large Iroquois home -made of wooden poles and branches -covered with sheets of bark
Number of families living in the longhouse up to 20
Inside the longhouse was a cooking fire, a sleeping platform, and storage
Wigwams dome-like shelter
Wigwams are made of -branches, bark, animal skin
Number of families living in a wigwam 1
First settlers followed herd of mammoths and buffalo from Asia
The first settlers crossed a glacier (land bri9dge) to arrive in North America
What happened as the earth warmed up? the glacier melted, causeing the water level to rise forming a waterway so people could no longer walk to north America.
The waterway between NA and Asia is called the Bering Straight
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