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Native Americans of the East coast

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Archaeologist   Scientists who learn by digging up tools, bones, and carvings that tell how people lived longed ago.  
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History   A written record of people.  
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Prehistoric   A time before there were written records.  
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Arrowheads   Sharp stone points on a wooden spear, used for hunting.  
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Resources   Natural materials found in the environment.  
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Clans   A small group of Indians who lived in the same place.  
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Village   Several clans made it up; each had a chief.  
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Councils   A meeting of chiefs. This meeting was led by a sachem and they met around a fire.  
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Sachem   The chief of all the clans and bands.  
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Longhouse   A rectangular building with doors, end to end, and a hole in the roof for venting smoke. This sheltered many families.  
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Wampum   Beaded bands or belts used by Native Americans as a form of gift exchange.  
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Legend   Stories handed down from one generation to the next generation.  
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Slash and burn farming   A process in which men would burn a patch of forest, then women will plant plant corn, beans and squash between the burned stumps.  
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Artifact   Objects humans have made in the past.  
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Algonquin Groups   A group made up of the Delaware, Mahicans, Montauks, and Wappinger tribes.  
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Customs   The usual way of doing things.  
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