Brainstorm: What is culture?

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Brainstorm: What is culture?

Culture: The whole way of life of a group of people

Today’s Agenda: Class Discussion: What is culture? What is our culture? What is your individual culture? What is Native American culture like? Discuss/answer questions about archaeology project

What is your culture? Religion/beliefs: Customs/traditions: Art/music/dance/literature: Family structure: Technology:

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What elements of culture did you see? Customs/traditions: Art/music/dance: Religion/beliefs: Family/social structure: Technology:

What is one animal that lived with early people in America?

Which region?

What is archaeology?

What river is a tributary of the Mississippi?

What is an artifact?

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What is the Beringia Theory?

Which river is A?

What is the main artifact of the Clovis Period?

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Where is Cactus Hill located?

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