The Mississippian culture, the mound builders, Louise Spilsbury
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The Mississippian culture, the mound builders, Louise Spilsbury
Language
eng
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Includes bibliographical references (page 47) and index
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illustrations
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index present
Literary Form
non fiction
Main title
The Mississippian culture
Nature of contents
bibliography
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1057287872
Responsibility statement
Louise Spilsbury
Series statement
Analyze the ancients
Sub title
the mound builders
Summary
The Mound Builders were some of the most advanced Native peoples to be encountered by European explorers. They made their homes in the part of North America along what is now known as the Mississippi River. Their complex, ancient culture is very impressive: the Mound Builders are credited with being the first group of people to rely on farming as a major source of food. This book features photographs of cool artifacts and critical thinking questions to engage readers as they draw their own conclusions while learning about the Mound Builders
Table Of Contents
People of the river -- Chiefdoms and Commoners -- Settlements -- Beliefs and rituals -- Trade and treasures -- Everyday life -- Answers
Target audience
juvenile
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