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| the belief that everything (people,animals,trees,water,etc.) has a spirit |
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| The study of past human cultures. |
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| An object produced or shaped by human craft, especially a tool, weapon, or ornament of archaeological of historical significance |
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A tool used in spear throwing |
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a burial practice is which remnants of dead bodies were placed in a bag and buried |
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| a person who eats human flesh. |
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| a person who servived a hunting and gathering food. |
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| a social ,and cultural system in which name and property is passed through a female. |
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| maximum forest efficientcy |
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| the practice of using everythingthe land has to offer. |
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| A layer of anciently discarded seashells and other wast items. |
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| Hardened balls of clay used by poverty point people to regulate cooking tempertures. |
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| A building material made of vines, cane, mud, moss, and animal hair. |
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