Eureka! Inquiry Unlimited - Native American Culture, practitioner formerly sited at Boston KidWeb at Joseph Lee School, Boston, MA

Duplication; Disclaimer * | Inquiry Unlimited * | Looney * Lobster | Eureka * database

NATIVE AMERICAN CULTURE
compliments of Inquiry Unlimited

[a constantly changing URL database with content relevant to elementary school curricula]

Timeline * of the Native Peoples
- of the Americas

The Ancient Ones

Native American Mythology *
Folklore * by linguistic groups

Paleo-Indians *
(15,000-7,000 B.C.E.) -

Clovis *, Moundbuilders *

Woodland * Period
(10,000-7,000 B.C.E.) -

Archaic tradition

Anasazi * (700-1100 B.C.E.)

southwestern USA

Artist * views

of native peoples

History of native peoples

by linguistic * groups

1600s European contact

with * Massachusetts native peoples

1600s * Native peoples

in Children's Literature

Westward * expansion
influence on native peoples

Educator is the recipient of the Miss Rumphius Award

As of December 4, 2003, you are visitor to explore Native American culture.
[Eureka! * | Inquiry Unlimited * | USA * timelines]
Visit Inquiry Unlimited's Eureka! *, a database work in progress
Copyright © 1997 Marjorie Duby. All Rights Reserved.
Last modified: September 19, 2005.
Unless otherwise indicated, this website and its contents are the property of Inquiry Unlimited and are protected, without limitation pursuant to United States and foreign copyright laws. All rights reserved.

Disclaimer: Inquiry Unlimited attempts to provide appropriate, informative educational links. We check and update links frequently. We cannot be responsible for the content, use of, or quality of materials on any website other than our own. To the best of our knowledge, graphics on this site are public domain. If you find otherwise, please notify us and we will remove them immediately.

	*Timeline of the Native Peoples - of the Americas**		The Ancient Ones Native American Mythology * Folklore * by linguistic groups
	Paleo-Indians * (15,000-7,000 B.C.E.) - Clovis , Moundbuilders		Woodland * Period (10,000-7,000 B.C.E.) - Archaic tradition
	*Anasazi (700-1100 B.C.E.) southwestern USA**		*Artist views of native peoples**
	History of native peoples *by linguistic groups**		1600s European contact *with Massachusetts native peoples**
	*1600s Native peoples in Children's Literature**		*Westward expansion influence on native peoples**