The Archaic Period (ca. 8000 ... Evidence of Archaic period occupations has been found in Ocmulgee National Monument, Big Cypress National Preserve, Big South Fork National River And Recreation Area, Blue Ridge Parkway, Cape Hatteras National ... "Virginia's Indians, Past & Present," Internet School Library Media Center...
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Late Archaic Period - Orange Culture -2000 - 1000 BC ... Historically, these peoples are a Late Archaic culture. These people lived before agriculture, and before the advent of the bow and arrow. ... Woodland Indians...
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THE DESERT ARCHAIC INDIANS -; ... If the Desert Archaic Indians left numerous tangible clues which indicate how they fed, clothed, housed and even adorned themselves over time, they left no more than some symbols – representational and abstract images painted or scribed on stone – that only suggest how they nurtured...
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You can learn more about the Desert Archaic culture in the Smithsonian’s Handbook of North American Indians, Volume 9; Gordon R. Willey’s An Introduction to American Archaeology, Volume I; ... - THE DESERT ARCHAIC INDIANS -;
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Archaic Indians (NPS Archeological Center) ... Archaic Moundbuilders of Georgia ; Archaic Period (New Georgia Encyclopedia) ... Return to Georgia Indians page...
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This is about Archaic Indians of Illinois 8,500 to 600 BC. They ate wild plants and small game. In the Early and Middle Archaic they did no farming. However, in the Late Archaic, they had squash to eat. Their houses were about 3 meters by 5 meters in size.
www.caa-archeology.org/~caamicp/eastside/preind.html
Sometime around 2,500 B.C., during the Middle Archaic period, Indians move into the general area of Nacoochee. Nearby areas in Rabun and Union Counties also show evidence of early visits, however significant Indian population probably did not develop until the late Woodlands era (800-1000AD).
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Among many of these Indian groups were the Archaic Indians, descendant of the Paleoindians. They also continued to make stone tools. However, they practiced many different ways of life than what their ancestors had.
library.thinkquest.org/TQ0311340/History/Archaic%20Indi... library.thinkquest.org/TQ0311340/History/Archaic%20Indians.htm
Archaic period ... After the Paleo-Indian period, beginning about 8000 BC, came the Archaic period. During the Early Archaic period, the Ice Age ended and the great glaciers that had covered the northern part of North America gradually melted away. ... (Click here to go back to the Paleo-Indians)
www.historyforkids.org/learn/northamerica/before1500/hi... www.historyforkids.org/learn/northamerica/before1500/history/archaic.htm
A selection of articles related to Archaic Indians ... A Wisdom Archive on Archaic Indians ... Archaic Indians: Encyclopedia II - Mesoamerican chronology - Post-Classic Era...
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