History

10 08, 2017

American public buildings – Architecture

By |2018-04-19T11:29:03-07:00August 10th, 2017|Architecture, History, North America|Comments Off on American public buildings – Architecture

Iroquois longhouse In 1500 AD, the most important areas in North America for building public buildings were the Pueblo nation in the southwest, the Mississipian culture all along the Mississippi valley, the Cherokee nation in the [...]

10 08, 2017

Tuniit history – Native Americans

By |2018-04-07T17:05:41-07:00August 10th, 2017|History, Native American|Comments Off on Tuniit history – Native Americans

Pre-Dorset fish hook Several thousand years after the first people crossed the Bering Land Bridge into North America, other people came to North America by boats, crossing from Siberia across the Arctic Ocean to Alaska. This was [...]

10 08, 2017

Early Sioux history – Native Americans

By |2018-04-07T17:05:40-07:00August 10th, 2017|History, Native American|Comments Off on Early Sioux history – Native Americans

Mound on Lake Marion, Santee River (thanks to Wikipedia) About 800 AD, ancestors of the Sioux people probably lived in the south-eastern part of North America, around where South Carolina is [...]

9 08, 2017

Early Shawnee history – Native Americans

By |2018-04-07T17:05:39-07:00August 9th, 2017|History, Native American|Comments Off on Early Shawnee history – Native Americans

Serpent Mound (Ohio, about 500 BC?) Shawnee people were related to the Algonquin and the Cree, and spoke a related Athabascan language, but they lived a little further south, in the mid-west (modern [...]

9 08, 2017

Pueblo history – Anasazi – Native Americans

By |2019-01-25T06:05:57-08:00August 9th, 2017|History, North America|Comments Off on Pueblo history – Anasazi – Native Americans

Anasazi (Pueblo) pit house Anasazi people Pueblo people (sometimes called the Anasazi) started to build mud-brick houses for themselves in the south-west part of North America (modern Colorado, northern Arizona, and New [...]

9 08, 2017

Early Paiute history – Native Americans

By |2018-04-07T17:05:38-07:00August 9th, 2017|History, Native American|Comments Off on Early Paiute history – Native Americans

Strawberry Lake, in southern Oregon The Paiute, like the Shoshone, are descended from the Cochise culture. The Cochise lived in North America's southwest about 8000 BC. With the end of the last [...]

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