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 * In The Beginning…Internet sites for the study of Early Man **

The website that has an unbelievable amount of resources is Early Humans for Kids- Meet Early Man, introduction.

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These are just a few of the helps available for teachers in the site. One can go through the various resources using these prompts. As an introduction to the whole study of early man the class will view the link to the Lascaux Caves (see bottom for direct link).

Lesson Plans & Activities**
 * Meet Early Man**
 * Links for Teachers - Lesson Plans, Additional Resources**
 * Early Humans for Teachers

Early Humans** [] Lascaux a visit to the cave
 * Free Video Clips for Kids

Another site that has resources that could be used in the classroom is Archaeological Webquest.

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This site offers extensive and supplemental information to the time periods studied during and beyond our unit of early man. Through the completion of various tasks students will gain background knowledge of this time period.

** Archaeology, The Study of Human Cultures **
 * Introduction to the WebQuest: **
 * Archaeology ** is the study of human cultures through the recovery, documentation, and analysis of cultural and environmental data. Archaeologists study ancient people by analyzing their **artifacts**, things left behind.

Tool-making has always been an identifying characteristic of "humans". Tools, and advances in tools, provide archaeologists with important data.
 * WebQuest Tasks ||
 * * Task 1: [|Archaeological Periods]
 * Task 2: [|Human Migration]
 * Task 3: [|Tool-Making]
 * Task 4: [|Paleo-American Period]
 * Task 5: [|Archaic-American Period] || * Task 6: [|Woodland-American Period]
 * Task 7: [|Mississippian-American Period]
 * Task 8: [|The Spiro Mounds]
 * Task 9: [|Historic-American Period]
 * WebQuest [|Conclusion #1]
 * WebQuest [|Conclusion #2] ||