 Tropical  Rain  Animals  Ice sheets (2 mil.)  Valleys, coast  Water, soil  Mammals.

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 Tropical  Rain  Animals

 Ice sheets (2 mil.)  Valleys, coast  Water, soil  Mammals

 100K: land bridge  Movement

 Isolation?

 Oil, gas  Farmland

44

 CA: 12k-15k years

 Natives: no metals

 “Stone Age”  Stone vs. metals

 Backwards, inferior?  Ignorance  Racism: inferiority

 Variety

 Work division  Overlap

 300K+: 1769  25K: 1869  5 language groups  Hundreds dif. lang.

 Gabrielinos - L.A.  Chumash- Ven, SB

 Mostly peaceful  Captives, torture

 Chief  Council

 Housing  Fashion?  Men: none  Women: knee length  Body paint

 $$: communal  Little  Except: NW (slavery, wealth)

 Most important  First: small  Evolved

 Marriage  Formal, honored  Ceremony  Rituals: jealousy dance  Divorce  difficult  Prostitution?

 Games, gambling  Hoop and ball  “football?”

 Premarital sex  Adultery, misconduct

 Imp. role  Leaders, builders

 Men  Clean, healthy  Social?

 Shaman  “Creator”

 Arctic: Inuit (Eskimo)

 Anasazi, Pueblo  Later: Apache, Navajo

 Lakota (Sioux)

 Cherokee, Iroquois  Wooden longhouse

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