Navajo and Shoshone
Utes, Paiutes,and Goshute
Ancient Tribes
Miscellaneous 1
Miscellaneous 2
100
The Navajo raised ________ for food and wool.
Sheep
100
The Goshutes are sometimes nicknamed "______________ ______________"
"Root Diggers"
100
A Pueblo is another name for what?
An Anasazi village
100
Archaeologists believe the earliest people didn't have ___________ _______________.
Written language
100
What is an atlatl?
A type of spear thrower
200
The Shoshone and Utes hunted ________________ using horses
Buffalo
200
This group lived in teepees and included the tradition of the Bear Dance
Utes
200
Anasazi means __________ ____________.
"Ancient Ones"
200
What is a kiva?
An underground place to hold religious ceremonies
200
Archaeologists greatest challenge is to stop ____________ and _____________
Looting (stealing) and vandalism
300
This Native American group lived in Northern Utah and were expert hunters on horseback
Shoshones
300
This Native American group lived in the West Desert in the Great Basin and ate roasted crickets
Goshutes
300
Which houses did the Fremont live in?
Pit Houses
300
The First Utahns were nomads which means...
They wandered from place to place in search of food. (where there food goes, they go!)
300
___________________ and Anthropologists study artifacts which have been left behind by Utah's earliest people.
Archaeologists
400
This Native American group demonstrated amazing art in weaving wool blankets
Navajos
400
The Paiutes lived in ___________________ in the summer and ____________ in the winter.
Wicki-ups (summer) and caves (winter)
400
The Fremont grew ___________, _____________, and _________________
Corn, beans, and squash
400
What is an artifact?
Any handmade item from an earlier time
400
The invention of _____________ allowed the Anasazi to stay in one place and create an advanced civilization
Farming
500
This Native American group used their horses more for herding their livestock rather than for hunting
Navajos
500
This Native American group lived in Southwestern Utah and made cradleboards and drums
Paiutes
500
Scientists believe that the first people walked into the Americas across a land bridge from _____________.
Siberia
500
What is a petroglyph?
Art CARVED into rock walls (not just painted!)
500
What is migration?
The mass movement of people
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