The Prehistory of Hunting and Fishing* Evan Peacock The first inhabitants of Mississippi left behind a fascinating legacy which intrigues and delights us today. Stone tools lie forgotten for thousands of years, then turn

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Date: 2007-02-10 07:15:03 Geography of the United States Americas Hunting Spear-thrower Spears Spear Woodland period Big-game hunting Hunter-gatherer Mississippi River Kanawha Valley people North American hunting technologies		The Prehistory of Hunting and Fishing* Evan Peacock The first inhabitants of Mississippi left behind a fascinating legacy which intrigues and delights us today. Stone tools lie forgotten for thousands of years, then turn Add to Reading List Source URL: www.msarchaeology.org Download Document from Source Website File Size: 1,04 MB Share Document on Facebook

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