Ancient Fermilab: The Mier Collection of Native American Artifacts.

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Ancient Fermilab: The Mier Collection of Native American Artifacts

Native American Cultural Chronology Paleoindian – 12,000 – 10,000 years ago Archaic – 10,000 – 3,000 years ago Woodland – 3,000 – 1,100 years ago Mississippian – 1,100 – 700 years ago Late Prehistoric – 700 – 329 years ago European Contact – 329 years ago

Archaeological sites at Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory

Mier Collection Artifacts Paleoindian 5/2% Early Archaic86/26% Middle Archaic83/26% Late Archaic86/26% Late Archaic/Early Woodland17/5% Late Woodland 3/1% Mississippian/Late Prehistoric45/14%

Cultural Context of the Meir Fermilab Collection An overview of cultural periods illustrated with artifacts from Native American sites in Illinois.

Paleoindian

Paleoindian spear points

A Paleoindian family

Mastodon hunters

Archaeological sites near Nelson Lake

Archaic

Early Archaic spear points

Archaic Grooved Axes

Archaic dart points

Hunting with an atlatl

Gathering seeds and collecting fish

Woodland

Harvesting Squash

Middle Woodland Pot

Middle Woodland Platform Pipe

Dongola chert disks

Mica

Woodland Copper Adze

Middle Woodland Platform Pipe

Woodland village

Mississippian

Mississippian arrow points

Mississippian hoe

Cultivating corn outside a Mississippian village

Mississippian Birger Figurine

Mississippian marine shell maskette

Mississippian wooden mask

Mississippian town

Late Prehistoric

Late Prehistoric Oneota pot

Late Prehistoric Oneota fish lures

Late Prehistoric conflict

European Contact

French crucifix

European glass beads

Historic Village

In 1845, 12,000 years after the arrival of their ancestors, the last Native American tribe in Illinois was forcibly removed.

Today, although all of the tribes once- resident in Illinois live elsewhere, thousands of Native Americans call Illinois home.