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15 Cards in this Set
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honesty
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when you tell the complete truth
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archaeologist
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a scientist who studies artifacts to learn about the lives of early people
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artifact
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item such a pottery shard, a weopon, a tool, and jewlery that were made by humans, could also include fossils
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shale
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a type of rock that is formed in successive layers
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anthropologist
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a scientist who studies artifacts, cave drawings, well-traveled pathways and oral history to learn about the culture about a group of people
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culture
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the beliefs, traditions, music, art, and social institutions of a group of people who share common experiences
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horticulture
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the science of cultivating plants and trees
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tribe
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a group of people who share a common ancsestry,name, and way of living
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antiquities
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ancient relics
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clan
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a group of people that consider themselves related by by blood
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archaic period
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-horticultire was started
-grinding stone from this period found in fayette county. |
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3 major mounds in geaogia
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-etowah one of the largest(near cartersville)
-kotomaki(near blakely) -ocmulgee(near macon) |
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2 purposes for mounds/kiva
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burial and cemermonies/underground chamber used for secret meetings
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rock eagle
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most pefect effigg mound in N.Am
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3 theories of dissappearence of prehistoric indians
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disease, war, and society collapsed
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