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QOD How Long is Serpent Mound in Adams County?

Answer: 1,350 feet long

Life in Prehistoric Ohio

I) The Adena and Hopewell

A) Houses

I) The Adena and Hopewell A)Houses 1) The Adena lived in small villages, sharing large houses (1000BC-200 AD)

I) The Adena and Hopewell A)Houses 1) The Adena lived in small villages, sharing large houses (1000BC-200 AD) 2) The Hopewell (400 BC-600 AD) lived in wigewa (oval houses covered in bark)

B) Food

–1) both groups were hunters and gatherers

B) Food –1) both groups were hunters and gatherers –2) Discovered that when seeds are planted, they produce food

B) Food –1) both groups were hunters and gatherers –2) Discovered that when seeds are planted, they produce food a. maize, beans, squash and pumpkins

B) Food –1) both groups were hunters and gatherers –2) Discovered that when seeds are planted, they produce food a. maize, beans, squash and pumpkin b. increased food=increased population

C) Arts

–1) Made Pottery using the coil method

D) Tools

–1) Knives and axes

D) Tools –1) Knives and axes –2) Pounders

E) Trade

–1) Engaged in trade with various parts of the country

E) Trade –1) Engaged in trade with various parts of the country a. we know this because they had shells, rocks and copper not found in Ohio

F) Wampum

–1) wampum- string of beads that tells of important events

G) What happened to the Adena and Hopewell?

–1) Around 600 AD they disappeared mysteriously

H) The Mounds

–1) The Adena and Hopewell tribes did some unique constructions known as mounds

H) The Mounds –1) The Adena and Hopewell tribes did some unique constructions known as mounds –2) While we are not exactly sure what the mounds were used for, we do have some clues

H) The Mounds –1) The Adena and Hopewell tribes did some unique constructions known as mounds –2) While we are not exactly sure what the mounds were used for, we do have some clues –3) Some Mounds contained bodies, others knives/axes, others pottery, and some just dirt.