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Date: 2009-11-02 17:55:28 Native American art Mississippian culture Caddo Spiro Mounds Etowah Indian Mounds Shell gorget Cahokia Serpent Mound Pinson Mounds History of North America Americas Native American history		NIE Native AM Fall 09 Teachers Supp.indd Add to Reading List Source URL: s3.amazonaws.com Download Document from Source Website File Size: 3,53 MB Share Document on Facebook

	Trade and Exchange in Prehistoric Mississippi* H. Edwin Jackson University of Southern Mississippi Throughout the course of Mississippi prehistory, there is evidence that individuals or groups obtained non-local raw mate DocID: 1r8O8 - View Document
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	The Fifth St. Clair County Courthouse: Neoclassicism on the Prairie Allison Weigel Belleville West, Belleville Teacher: Melissa Crafton-Schmitt Throughout its history, St. Clair County has had six courthouses with differ DocID: 1qArz - View Document
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	The First Mississippians Samuel O. Brookes USDA Forest Service THE PALEO INDIAN PERIOD 11,,950 B.C. To many people the picture of the first people coming in to America and thence into Mississippi conjures up the DocID: 1pqKP - View Document