Can you Connect the Past to the Present?. What is an artifact?

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Can you Connect the Past to the Present?

What is an artifact?

Anything that was made by a person, and used by a person. Artifacts help us learn about people from the past.

Instructions 1.Write the name of each artifact in the space provided on your worksheet. 2. Draw a line to connect the artifacts from the past to their modern day examples.

Word Bank Gorget Carbonized Corn Stone Axe Head Pottery Grinder Shell Axe Pepper Grinder Bowl Spoon Corn Necklace

Word Bank Gorget Carbonized Corn Stone Axe Head Pottery Grinder Shell Axe Pepper Grinder Bowl Spoon Corn Necklace *Hint: the words of the artifacts from the past are in red.

Which First Nations artifacts do you think someone your age would have used?