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Uncovering Virginia's Native History: Archaeology and Artifacts

Explore the rich heritage of Virginia's Native American groups through the artifacts and archaeological findings that provide insight into their lives and cultures. Uncover the stories of tribes like the Monocan and Cherokee in this educational journey.

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Uncovering Virginia's Native History: Archaeology and Artifacts

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  1. Chapter 3 Vocabulary

  2. spoken primarily in the Piedmont region; the Monocan were part of this group

  3. Siouan Language Group

  4. a large Indian town used by Indian leaders

  5. Werowocomoco

  6. the first permanent English settlement in North America

  7. Jamestown

  8. a person who studies materials left by people from the past

  9. archaeologist

  10. items such as arrowheads, pottery, and other tools that tell a lot about the people who lived in that particular place

  11. artifacts

  12. spoken in Southwestern Virginia and in Southern Virginia near what is today North Carolina; the Cherokee were part of this group

  13. Iroquoian Language Group

  14. the name given to Virginia’s Indians due to the forests that cover most of the land

  15. Eastern Woodland Indians

  16. spoken primarily in the Tidewater region; the Powhatan were part of this group

  17. Algonquian Language Group

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