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Why are paleo-Indians important?
Paleo Indians are Important because they were actually the first people that migrated in America . Also they were nomads which it means they moved a lot since they were hunters gatherers .
Are Paleo Indians the same as Clovis?
yes
What did Archaeologists call the earliest Americans?
paleo Indians
How did the Paleo-Indians use the mammoth?
To make pancakes! And unicorns! And rainbows!
What epoch did many different Indian cultures develop?
paleo-indian
What religion did the paleo Indians use?
Yes they did. They had an ancient religion called Herhous
What are four words paleo is used for?
Paleo Lithics Paleo Indians Paleo Future Paleoconservatism Paleo Lithics Paleo Indians Paleo Future Paleoconservatism
What is paleo Indian evidence of religion?
Paleo-Indian evidence of religion includes cave paintings, rock art, burial practices, and the presence of ritual objects like stone tools, sculptures, or figurines. These artifacts suggest a belief in supernatural beings, spirits, or a connection to the spiritual world. Early human societies likely used these practices to seek protection, express gratitude, or engage in ceremonial rituals as part of their religious beliefs.
What is the opposite of paleo?
what is the opposite of paleo? neo
When was Paleo born?
Paleo was born in 1981.
When did the Paleo live and what does the word Paleo mean?
Paleo really means paleontologist, it means old/or ancient
What does paleo means?
Paleo is a prefix meaning old and/or ancient.
Can you sub soy flour for tapioca flour in a paleo recipe?
You can in emergencies, but it isn't paleo. Soy isn't a paleo-friendly ingredient.
What did the Paleo Indians hunt with?
paleo Indians hunted with spear heads
Were the Paleo Indians nomatic or settled?
is the paleo of Indians is nomadic or sedentary
What of the paleo Indians from south to north took thousand of years?
paleo
What is the sentence of paleo Indians?
The Paleo-Indians are the earliest known humans of the Americas.
