'Animal skins' diaporamas de présentation

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A. Z. B. Y. C. W. D. V. E. WORD BY WORD. U. F. T. G. S. H. R. I. Q. J. P. K. O. N. L. M. A. Z. B. Y. C. W. D. V. E. U. F. T. The month when flowers bloom. G. S. H. R. I. Q. J. P. K. O. N. L. M. A. Z. B. Y. C. W. D. V. E. U. F.

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Fashion History

Fashion History. B.C. to Present Times. The First Clothes. Made from natural resources (ex: animal skins, animal hair, plants and grasses). How did Leather come to be? From animal skins and first worn untreated which made it very uncomfortable.

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The First Thanksgiving

The First Thanksgiving. A long time ago before Christopher Columbus, people lived in the land we now call America. They are the real first Americans. They are the Indians. The first Americans were hunters who traveled from place to place to find food.

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Georgia History Chapter 4

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Plains Indians

Plains Indians. By: Aalia and Alvin For: Mrs. Spearman. The Beginning . Before white men came to America a lot of the plains Indians lived along the rivers and streams where the land was fertile. . Food. Food that the plains Indians ate were mostly buffalo they used for every thing. Clothes.

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Inhalation anthrax: a single case in North London Dr Sudy Anaraki North East and North Central London Health Protectio

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The Cross

The Cross. Westchurch 24 October 2010. Mark 15.

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The Hopi

The Hopi. Religion Clothes Food Artifacts Shelter Region. Hopi Foods. The Hopi ate a variety of foods. The variety of foods. One food that was common in the Hopi was corn. There was 24 different kinds of corn like blue and white. They used the corn for their main kind of food.

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? starter activity

? starter activity. What sort of information can skeletons tell us about the health of ordinary people in the past?. Why has this skull got a hole in the top?. How healthy were pre-historic people?. ? Learning objectives.

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The Normans

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Australopithecus

Australopithecus. By: Brandon, Jesus and Heather H. Time and Place of Existence . The Australopithecus lived 3.75 million years ago in the eastern and southern parts of Africa. . Physical Appearance. The Australopithecus are believed to be our early direct ancestors.

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Native Americans: Sioux Indians

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Native Americans: Lakota Indians

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Inuit

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Eastern Woodlands

Eastern Woodlands. By: Isabelle, Paige, Loic, and Malick. Tribes. Iroquois: Mohawks & Seneca's Algonquian: Mohegan's & Delaware's. 3. Shelter.

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The English

The English. Shelby and Landon. The Trades. They traded with the Indians very often. Mostly they traded axe heads for animal skins. The English gave the Indians silver gorgets as presents. Lachlan McGillivray. He left home to come to America.

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Mesopotamia Daily Life

Mesopotamia Daily Life. Money. Buying and selling took place by trading and bartering. Clay tokens were used as money and were very rare and of great value. Clothing and Jewelry for Men. Men wore poofy skirts. Men were clean-shaven or had long hair with a beard. Men wore jewelry

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Hunters and Gatherers

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