History of the Indiana Dunes

Columns: Major classification | Cultural group | Related major cultural group | Time period
Clovis culture | Paleo-Indians | 18000 BCE - 8000 BCE | Early Archaic | Glacial Kame Culture - ( 8000 BCE to 1000 BCE ) | Red Ocher people | 8000 BCE - 6000 BCE | Middle Archaic | Glacial Kame Culture - ( 8000 BCE to 1000 BCE ) | Red Ocher people | 6000 BCE - 3000 BCE | Old Copper Complex aka Late Archaic | Glacial Kame Culture - ( 8000 BCE to 1000 BCE ) | Red Ocher people | 4000 BCE to 1000 BCE | Early Woodland period | Adena culture | 1000 BCE to 200 CE | Middle Woodland period | Goodall Focus | Hopewell tradition | 200 BCE to 500 CE | Late Woodland period or Fort Ancient | Oneota | Mississippian culture | 800 CE to 1500 CE | Historic | Miami | Woodland | c 1673 along the St. Joseph River of Lake Michigan | Historic | Potawatomi | Woodland | c 1780s to 1838

Example questions:
Which cultural group used Algonquian as their spoken language in the history of the Indiana Dunes ? | Blowguns were used by which group of people in the history of the Indiana Dunes ? | What evidence indicates the earliest activity from humans in the 18000 BCE Americas in the history of the Indiana Dunes ? | What is the name of the land and ice bridge in the history of the Indiana Dunes ?

Answers:
Red Ocher culture | Southeastern Woodland peoples | Stone tools | Beringia