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| A huge, slow moving mass of ice covering land. |
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| A scientist who studies the culture of people who lived in the past. |
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| An object made by people. |
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| A person's child, grandchild, and so on. |
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| A story or set of stories by Native American people that tells about their beginnings and how the world came to be. |
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| A diagram that shows events that took place during a certain period of time. |
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| A wanderer who has no settled home. |
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| The use of scientific knowledge and tools to make or do something. |
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| A group of people who share the same language, land, and leaders. |
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| A culture that usually has cities with well-developed forms forms of government, religion, and learning. |
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| A group of people who are alike in some way. Classes are treated with different amounts of respect in a society. |
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| The practice of holding people against their will and making them carry out orders. |
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| A Spanish word for village. |
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| To adjust ways of living to land and resources. |
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| Something such as milk or bread, that is always needed and used. |
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| An amount that is more than what is needed. |
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| A cone-shaped Navajo shelter built by covering a log frame with bark and mud. |
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| A series of actions performed durring a special event. |
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