Homes
What type of shelters did the Adena culture primarily use?
dome-shaped structures made of wood and bark
What was a staple food for the Mississippian culture?
corn
What tool did the Adena culture primarily use for farming?
Digging Tools
Which culture is known for building large earthen mounds as part of their community?
the Adena culture
How did the Hopewell people obtain most of their food?
through hunting and gathering
Name one type of tool used by the Hopewell people in their daily life.
stone axes
Name a common feature of the Mississippian culture’s homes.
structures built on raised platforms
What type of farming techniques did the Adena culture use?
slash-and-burn agriculture techniques
What materials were commonly used to make tools by these cultures?
wood, stone, and bone
How did the Hopewell people typically construct their homes?
semi-permanent structures made from natural materials
Name one type of wild game that was commonly hunted by these early cultures.
deer
How did the Mississippian culture’s tools differ from those of the Adena?
they used more advanced agricultural tools due to larger-scale farming
What were the key differences in housing between the Adena and Mississippian cultures?
the Adena built smaller, more temporary homes while the Mississippian built larger, more permanent structures
How did seasonal changes affect the food sources of these cultures?
they had to adapt their hunting and gathering based on the seasons
Which tool was significant for both hunting and processing food among these cultures?
a spear