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Lillys SS vocab 11-1

Parmley Elementary vocabulary November 2010

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a person's children, grandchildren, and so on descendants
an object made by people artifact
a scientist who finds and studies artifacts archaeologist
an open pit where poeope mine or dig up rocks quarry
a throwing stick used by ancient people in Texas to make spears fly far and fast atlatl
a way of life culture
a planting of seeds to grow food agriculture
to move from one area or country to another migrate
several groups of people who agree to work together for a common goal confederacy
an area of land set aside as a place for Native Americans to live reservation
a person who does not have a permanent home but who moves from place to place within a certain area nomad
a canoe made by scooping out a long log dugout canoe
a Spanish word that means "village" pueblo
bricks formed from clay and straw that are dried in the sun adobe
a system for ruling or running a town or country government
a cone shaped tent made of animal skins that can be put up and taken down quickly tepee
a wooden frame used by Native Americans to carry possessions form place to place travois
a group of governments under the countrol of one ruler empire
a city with its own separate government and leaders city-state
a person who is owned by another person slave
a payment in goods or money made to a ruler tribute
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