American Indian Ways of LifeFOOTNOTESReading editionChapter navigation21 reading sectionsGo to chapterChoose a chapter…Front matterAMERICAN INDIAN WAYS OF LIFEINTRODUCTIONPALEO-INDIANS, BIG GAME HUNTERS, DISCOVER A NEW WORLD (50,000? to 8,000? B.C.)[5]ARCHAIC MAN, FIRST SETTLER IN ILLINOIS (8000 to 2500 B.C.)[6]CULTURES AND CULTURAL CHANGETHE INITIAL WOODLAND CULTURES[9] (2500-500 B.C.)THE FOOD STORERS (BAUMER AND CRAB ORCHARD CULTURES) (1000?-100 B.C.?)THE HOPEWELLIAN CIVILIZATION[12] (500 B.C.-500 A.D.)THE DARK AGE IN ILLINOIS—FINAL WOODLAND (200 to 900 A.D.)A SECOND PLANT-RAISING CIVILIZATION—THE MIDDLE MISSISSIPPIANS (1000-1500 A.D.)UNDER-DEVELOPED NEIGHBORS—THE UPPER MISSISSIPPIANS (1100?-1600 A.D.)THE ILLINOIS OR ILLINI[17] (1550?-1833 A.D.)THE INDIANS LEAVE ILLINOISSUMMARY OF ILLINOIS PREHISTORYGLOSSARYBIBLIOGRAPHYCULTURAL CHARACTERISTICS OF ARCHAEOLOGICAL UNITSFOOTNOTESSTORY OF ILLINOIS SERIES.Transcriber’s NotesPrevious chapter ←CULTURAL CHARACTERISTICS OF ARCHAEOLOGICAL UNITSNext chapter →STORY OF ILLINOIS SERIES.All chapters and sections (21)Opening pagesFront matterOther sectionsAMERICAN INDIAN WAYS OF LIFEINTRODUCTIONPALEO-INDIANS, BIG GAME HUNTERS, DISCOVER A NEW WORLD (50,000? to 8,000? B.C.)[5]ARCHAIC MAN, FIRST SETTLER IN ILLINOIS (8000 to 2500 B.C.)[6]CULTURES AND CULTURAL CHANGETHE INITIAL WOODLAND CULTURES[9] (2500-500 B.C.)THE FOOD STORERS (BAUMER AND CRAB ORCHARD CULTURES) (1000?-100 B.C.?)THE HOPEWELLIAN CIVILIZATION[12] (500 B.C.-500 A.D.)THE DARK AGE IN ILLINOIS—FINAL WOODLAND (200 to 900 A.D.)A SECOND PLANT-RAISING CIVILIZATION—THE MIDDLE MISSISSIPPIANS (1000-1500 A.D.)UNDER-DEVELOPED NEIGHBORS—THE UPPER MISSISSIPPIANS (1100?-1600 A.D.)THE ILLINOIS OR ILLINI[17] (1550?-1833 A.D.)THE INDIANS LEAVE ILLINOISSUMMARY OF ILLINOIS PREHISTORYGLOSSARYBIBLIOGRAPHYCULTURAL CHARACTERISTICS OF ARCHAEOLOGICAL UNITSFOOTNOTESSTORY OF ILLINOIS SERIES.Transcriber’s Notes79◇← CULTURAL CHARACTERISTICS OF ARCHAEOLOGICAL UNITSSTORY OF ILLINOIS SERIES. →