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Describe the settlements of Adena, Hopewell, Woodland, and Fort Ancient People and share ideas in a two column chart Woodland Fort Ancient Adena- 2500.

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1 Describe the settlements of Adena, Hopewell, Woodland, and Fort Ancient People and share ideas in a two column chart Woodland Fort Ancient Adena- 2500 years ago Fished, Hunted, Gathered Cone shaped burial mounds Traded for copper Hopewell – 2,000 years ago Small villages Fished, Hunted, Farmed Square, Circle Mounds Traded for copper, mica, shells 1,000 years ago Large Villages near Ohio River Farmed, beans, squash, corn Built homes Used stone and bone – tools Great Serpent Mound – looks like a snake 3. Late Woodland 1,400 years ago Large villages Hunted, Farmed – sunflowers, corn No Mounds No Trade

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