Ancient Minnesota : archaeology and prehistory

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• Ancient Minnesota : archaeology and prehistory
  
• The Buffalo Dance
  
• 5 Divisions of Time €
  
• A Native American Shaman
  
• Minnesota Archaeological Sites €
  
• Pictography
  
• The Terms “Historic vs. Prehistoric”
  
• Radisson going up the Mississippi
  
• Historic Period Native Americans €
  
• Map of the Minnesota Territory
  
• The Peopling of North America €
  
• Map of North America
  
• Beringia
  
• Humans in Siberia and the Environment of Beringia
  
• The Megafauna
  
• The Mammoths
  
• Woolly Mammoth Physiology
  
• Mammoth Illustration I
  
• Mammoth Facts
  
• Mammoth Illustration II
  
• Mammoth tusks and their diet
  
• Mammoth Meals
  
• Paleoindians spread across North and South America
  
• The Megafauna Extinctions
  
• The gestation and climate theories
  
• Why Bison survived
  
• Bison Illustration
  
• Clovis Points and Mammoths
  
• George Frison’s Clovis experiments
  
• Atlatls (spearthrowers)
  
• The force of the Atlatl
  
• Ancient Glacial Lake Aggasiz
  
• Browns Valley Man
  
• Minnesota Man (now Minn. Woman)
  
• The Eastern Archaic Tradition
  
• Archaic warming
  
• Climate change during the Archaic
  
• The Woodland Tradition
  
• Climate stabilizes
  
• George Catlin’s Painting of
  
• Burial Mounds
  
• Secondary remains
  
• The Mississipian Tradition
  
• Mississipian Pottery
  
• Buffalo hunting on horseback
  
• References

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