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Explore More About Mound Building Tribes | History eBook

Explore More About Mound Building Tribes | History eBook preview
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Look Inside · 10 pages

History eBook title page about ancient Native American mound builders, written by Elke Sündermann
Title page of the mound-building history eBook
Opening reading page introduces diverse mound-building tribes over a 5,000-year period starting around 4,500 BC
Page 3: Introduction to mound-building peoples
History eBook illustration shows a mound-building settlement with raised platforms, buildings, and paths
Page 4: Illustration of a mound-building settlement
Reading page describes Louisiana's Archaic mounds and eleven mounds and ridges forming an oval almost 1,000 feet wide
Page 5: Louisiana's early mound complex
History eBook map of Watson Brake Mounds labels North and South Mounds, Gentry Mound, and Watson Bayou
Page 6: Map of Watson Brake Mounds
Reading page explains that early mound builders hunted deer, caught fish, gathered plants, and moved seasonally
Page 7: Food sources and seasonal movement
Reading continuation says each generation added to the mounds; a sign explains careful archaeological digging
Page 8: Generations of building and careful excavation
Reading page explains how archaeologists and anthropologists study mounds and the ancient people who built them
Page 9: Studying mounds and their builders
History eBook map shows the Hopewell Interaction Sphere and associated regional cultures in eastern North America
Page 10: Hopewell Interaction Sphere map
Woodland Period reading names Adena, Hopewell, and Coles Creek cultures near rivers and the Great Lakes
Page 11: Woodland Period cultures and locations
Attributes
Subject

Social Studies, First Peoples (Native)

Grades

Grade 3, 4, 5, 6

Types
File

PDF

Editable
No
Author
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About This Product

This resource is a social studies eBook titled Explore More About Mound Building Tribes in History.

It is a 25-page book full of information about these tribes that partake in mound building. Students will learn about their culture, their craft of mound building and so much more.

A glossary is included to deeper student understanding as they read.

What's Included

1 PDF with 25 pages

Resource Tags

mound building tribes natives history ebook

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