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original object made by humans and used by archaelogists to learn about human culture |
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first hand acount of an event or time period "captures a moment in time" |
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acount given by someone who did not directly witness the event or time period |
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favoring one side over another |
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the study of people, their environments and their resources(land) |
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the study of how people manage their limited resources to satisfy their basic wants and needs |
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the study of governments, how there organized and how they work |
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the study of evidence(objects) left by early people in order to find(artifacts) out about their way of life |
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it is what it says it is... truthful |
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Land bridge that connected Siberia to Alaska in the ice age |
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People who moved from place to place in search for food |
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A society that has certain basic needs |
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A tent made out of skin, cloth, or canvas on a fram of poles used by american Indians of the plains and Great lakes reagions |
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A home made out of snow and ice uasually built as temperary shelters |
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A type of house with a single room built for many familys to live in |
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a group of tribes coming to make one big group |
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early nomads that constructed a system of cause ways and roads.They studyed the heavens and developed conplex calenders. They beleived n the sun god.
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priests/nobles
warriors
merchans/artisain
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The early Maya's lived in rain forests of guatamala and mexico. Thy were great farmers. Priests held great power.
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nobles
laborers/farmers
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They were advansed in asronamine and math, they developed a system of numbers |
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They built one of the largest empiors in america. The center of the capitol was at cuzco. All nobles tried to visit it at least once in there lifetime. The city had massive palaces and temples made out of stone and decorated with gold ornaments. |
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