Woodland Period

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Woodland Indians Woodland Indians 1000 BC – 800 AD

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Woodland IndiansWoodland Indians1000 BC – 800 AD

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The Woodland Indians.The Woodland Indians.

The rise of the Woodland Indians began after 1000B.C. and ended around 800 A.D.

They developed Farming along the East Coast.◦They cleared fields using new tools that they developed. Grooved axes were made out of stone.

◦They began to plant and harvest crops.◦They began to store excess food for the winter and early spring.

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Notice the selection of plants is very limited compared to what we have today.

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The Woodland Indians.The Woodland Indians.

Tools:Bow and ArrowThis allowed them to hunt larger game such at deer.

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SETTLEMENTSGroups began to form tribes that would settle along streams and creeks.

Built protective walls around their villages and storage facilities.

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Three things that the Woodland Indians developed first:

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1. Bow and Arrows.

2. Well-developed pottery.1. Made from Clay.

3. Farming. (Horticulture)

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What river flows through the What river flows through the center of this region?center of this region?

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Tools used to decorate Tools used to decorate potterypottery

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Religion:◦They started building burial mounds for their dead. Example – Rock Eagle

◦They would bury their dead with many items that they felt were special.

◦They also believed in a life after death.

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Burial Mound in Central Burial Mound in Central GA.GA.

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They believed in life after They believed in life after death.death.

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