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Indians of Georgia

Paleo. Woodland. Indians of Georgia. Mississippian. By Jorge Luis Moretti Gonzales Orbegoso. Archaic. Paleo. Where the earliest known culture. Was named the Paleolithic or Old Stone Age because the tools & weapons were made of stone.

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Indians of Georgia

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  1. Paleo Woodland Indians of Georgia Mississippian By Jorge Luis Moretti Gonzales Orbegoso Archaic

  2. Paleo • Where the earliest known culture. • Was named the Paleolithic or Old Stone Age because the tools & weapons were made of stone. • They created a tool called the atlatl – a smooth stone sling. • The atlatl was used for a long time after they’re generations.

  3. Early Middle Archaic Late

  4. Early • Lived from 8000 B.C – 5000B.C • They started off hunting giant animals then ended up hunting smaller animals. • Because they started hunting smaller animals, they created smaller weapons.

  5. Middle • Lived from 5000 B.C – 4000 B.C • Because this was after the ice age, the climate was warmer and dryer. • Also the water receded which allowed them to invent fishing. • In addition because of this they didn’t move around as much.

  6. Late • Lived from 4000 B.C – 1000 B.C • This people started creating permeate settlements. • The also created two things a grooved axe to clear trees an bushes, & they created a clay container for storing cooking and to serve food

  7. Woodland • Lived from 1000 B.C – 1000 A.D • These nomadic herders began to form tribes at this time. • Also they were creators of religions, the bow & arrow, and farming. • In addition to religion they created large cone shaped burial mounds for the dead.

  8. Mississippian • Lived from 700 A.D – 1600 A.D • They got their name because they were located at the Mississippi river.

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