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Bearstone Exploration: A Journey Through Native American History

Embark on a captivating adventure through Native American history with Cloyd, as he climbs the Rio Grande Pyramid, battles a Grisly Bear, and delves into the world of Gold Fever and Peach trees. Discover the rich tapestry of the Navajo, Ute, and other historic tribes. Learn about hunting tools like atlatls, dwellings like Wicki-ups, and the art of Petroglyphs. Join Cloyd on a quest that unveils the cultural legacy of the indigenous peoples. Explore the significance of Bear as a spirit guide and the allure of archaeological artifacts in uncovering our past.

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Bearstone Exploration: A Journey Through Native American History

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  1. The name of the Mountain Cloyd climbs and reaches the peak is called? Rio Grande Pyramid

  2. Rusty kills this kind of bear. Grisly Bear

  3. Walter’s mining obsession is called? Gold fever

  4. In anger and frustration Cloyd destroys what type of trees? Peach trees

  5. Cloyd became very close to this particular horse, what was his name? Blueboy

  6. What is the name of the animal Cloyd considered his spirit guide? Bear

  7. Cloyd Atcitty from Bearstone was from which tribe? Navajo and Ute

  8. The name of the 5 historic tribes is? Ute, Shoshone, Paiute, Navajo, Goshute

  9. How did the atlatl make hunting easier? It made a spear fly farther and faster.

  10. Where did the different historic Indian groups get materials to build their homes? They used materials from nature.

  11. Petroglyphs and pictographs are a part of what type of art form? Rock Art

  12. Which Indian group got sheep from the Spanish and used the wool to weave beautiful rugs, blankets, and cloth? Navajo

  13. Name the 5 types of Indian dwellings we discussed in class Wicki-ups Hogans Tepees Cliffhouses’ Pit houses

  14. Why did the early groups move from place to place? To find food

  15. How did most Paleo- Indians spend their time? Hunting and gathering food

  16. What do Archeologist study to learn about prehistoric and historic Indians? Artifacts

  17. What do archaeologists call the earliest prehistoric group of people? Paleo-Indians

  18. Name the 4 prehistoric Indian groups Paleo-Indians Archaic Indians Anazasi Fremont

  19. Define Prehistoric before written history

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