Cahokia tribe and Pueblo tribe Archaeologist Activity by Joselyn Perez https://padlet.com/jperez358/5u03ir0zn9xi5f5q Made with the help of a typing monkey en-us 2020-09-18 16:07:35 UTC 2026-03-17 01:25:05 UTC hello@padlet.com Pueblo tribe jperez358 https://padlet.com/jperez358/5u03ir0zn9xi5f5q/wish/759379476 "Nomadic people do not have a permanent home. They move from place to place. The Ancestral Pueblo often lived in caves."

This picture shows that the people of the Pueblo tribe did in fact live in caves. They carved out their temporary homes to fit them right. They also did not stay in these places for long so the caves were very convenient.
]]> 2020-09-18 16:16:25 UTC https://padlet.com/jperez358/5u03ir0zn9xi5f5q/wish/759379476 Pueblo tribe jperez358 https://padlet.com/jperez358/5u03ir0zn9xi5f5q/wish/759380400 "The Ancestral Pueblo used stones to build dams and reservoirs to direct and hold the water."

These stones were clearly used to help the Pueblos in many ways. They used them for building as well as to help them make other resources. This shows how resourceful and creative they were willing to be for their survival.
]]> 2020-09-18 16:16:38 UTC https://padlet.com/jperez358/5u03ir0zn9xi5f5q/wish/759380400 Pueblo tribe jperez358 https://padlet.com/jperez358/5u03ir0zn9xi5f5q/wish/759380745 "They built these communities into the sides of cliff walls. They also built them in canyons. Some of the dwellings were as tall as four stories. They often had terraces on the higher levels. In many ways, they looked like today’s apartment buildings."

These cliff dwellings show how talented of carvers the Pueblos were. In this picture we can see the view showing that it was high up. They also are very similar to today's apartments which just shows how talented the Pueblos were.]]> 2020-09-18 16:16:43 UTC https://padlet.com/jperez358/5u03ir0zn9xi5f5q/wish/759380745 Cahokia tribe jperez358 https://padlet.com/jperez358/5u03ir0zn9xi5f5q/wish/759381417
"We know these early Americans hunted with wooden spears and arrows. We know this because archaeologists have found stone “points.” These points have markings showing how they were sharpened and then attached to spears or arrows using cord made from animals or plants." 

This shows yet again how the Cahokia tribe did what they could and used their resources very well. They made hunting tools which were very sharp and effective. They were obviously very good carvers and had an idea for the design of their weapon.]]> 2020-09-18 16:16:52 UTC https://padlet.com/jperez358/5u03ir0zn9xi5f5q/wish/759381417 Cahokia tribe jperez358 https://padlet.com/jperez358/5u03ir0zn9xi5f5q/wish/759381822 "We know these early Americans hunted with wooden spears and arrows. We know this because archaeologists have found stone “points.” These points have markings showing how they were sharpened and then attached to spears or arrows using cord made from animals or plants.
"People from the Cahokia tribe were hunter-gatherers."

 These tools are historically accurate because they had very minimal resources to make these tools back in their day. These tools are also very creative. It shows how they were dedicated and used what they could to survive.]]> 2020-09-18 16:16:57 UTC https://padlet.com/jperez358/5u03ir0zn9xi5f5q/wish/759381822 Cahokia tribe jperez358 https://padlet.com/jperez358/5u03ir0zn9xi5f5q/wish/759382125
"Scientists have determined that the Adena and Hopewell lived in cone-shaped homes made of sticks, bark, and willow." 

These huts are historically accurate because it shows how they used what they could to survive. These cone mud huts kept them safe and were practical. Obviously a lot of hard work was put into making their own huts. ]]> 2020-09-18 16:17:02 UTC https://padlet.com/jperez358/5u03ir0zn9xi5f5q/wish/759382125