Moundbuilders Background Information Sheet

The culture of Adena Moundbuilder is divided into three periods. First is Adena. Adena lived

Hopewell Hopewell is from the central part of Ohio. With their height, their culture spreads out of New West.

The Mississippi river between the Mississippi River was the peak of Mound Builder culture. From the year 500 AD to Europe

Date: 1000 BC - 200 BC - 200 BC - 500 AD - AD 500 - AD 500 - 1540 Features: Live in the village hunter, to make stone pipes, ceramics, accessories and utensils get together. And the mound filled with weapons is a conical salute shaped object in the shape of an object.

Features: Geometrically ceremonial mound aquaculture Hunting and tomb collection is an extensive trading network of ornaments, tools, weapons and ceramics making animal shapes.

Features: The first maize large-scale trade network with shells, clay, pipe stone, copper-made shells Chieftain's tomb is a circular rectangular mound with a home step, the pyramid has a temple.

Use and impact on the environment: Hunting and making weapons with tools and tools to make decorations using copper and mica, bones, horns and stones made using clay to make stone pipe with copper collection

Usage and impact on the environment: hunt using copper, mica, silver, iron, vermiculite, obsidian culture and run out of resources

Usage and environmental impact: Culture used shell, pipe stone, copper and clay to make items run out of their resources

Place T or F in the above space and determine whether the following statements are true or false.

Direction: In the Moundbuilders map, track the river with blue markers or colored pencils. Then use the map to answer the following questions

The answer is different, but here are several: transport water, agricultural crops, fish as food, pottery clay

Who built mounds in Kentucky? Discuss why the myth of Mound Builder is so universal and lasts long. Students create a short play that expresses cultural gratitude to Kentucky's Mound Builder. It should include information on the people who actually made the mounds, how negative myths, why they follow, and why it is important to understand today's culture. (OE, PE - medium, high) compare the impact of today's mound builder's natural and cultural environment on funeral. How is the mound made? How is their culture reflected in this approach? What is the typical burial habit of our society today? How does this reflect our culture? What is our environment? (OE - High)

An extraordinary mound found in the Midwest is home to many mythological stories of Mound Builder. The mystery of Mound Builder lies in the plains of Ohio and Illinois. This group has been destroyed for thousands of years, but many archaeologists are fascinated by lifestyles. They fight about survival and how their cultural functions are unique. This is why many historians and archeologists are surprised at the story of Mound Builder's myths. There are many stories depicting the way they live, how they act, and ultimately the stories that disappear from humans. The story begins around 1700 when colonists develop around the area where Mound Builder lives. Many of the first stories that have appeared explain that they are groups of civilized people, not barbarian Indians. Even if the evidence points to the Indian. Scientists say that the Indians brutally attacked the mounds

Protect indigenous people's treatment for Westerners. To the extent that a primitive man is Indian, it will be easier to prove their destruction and transposition. Because the American Indians have wiped out the big mounds, their destiny should be attributed to the civilized heirs of former empire of Mound Builder. Another explanation for popularity of Mound Builder myths may be the development of American national identity. The historical interpretation of this standard is that during the early years of the country (1800 to 1825) dangerous Americans are actively seeking to improve their arts, literature, music, political activities, scientific efforts . There is a way of the country. The myth of Europe Mound Builder provides a grand and glamorous past for Baby America.