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Below is a list of educational flyers and handouts, formerly found in our Teacher Packets. All of these materials may be printed and photocopied for classroom use, or for lesson planning and preparation. Most fliers include suggestions for further reading. We invite educators to visit this website often, as new materials may be added from time to time.
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* GUIDE TO THESE MATERIALS *
(previously included in our Teacher Packet)
Prehistory and Early History of Arkansas: Educational Resources
- Resources on the Web
- Popular Series books from the Arkansas Archeological Survey
- Why Teach Archeology?
Archeology - The Basics
Archeological Parks
- Archeological Parks
- The Parkin Site (Parkin, AR)
- Toltec Mounds (Scott, AR)
Historical Archeology
Material Culture
- Arkansas Novaculite: Whetstones and More
- Clothing (Including Activity Ideas)
- Clothing Activity: Fabric Impressions
- Clothing Activity: Sock Moccasins
- Made from Clay: Cooking & Craftsmanship (includes Glossary & Activity Ideas)
About Arkansas Indians
- Native American Dateline: Arkansas
- 20 Questions about Arkansas Indians
- Indians in Arkansas: The Caddo
- Indians in Arkansas: The Quapaw
- Indians in Arkansas: The Osage
- Indians in Arkansas: The Tunica & Koroa
- Indians in Arkansas: The Cherokee
- The Expedition of Hernando de Soto
- Indian Mounds
- Rock Art in Arkansas
- Prehistoric Indians of Arkansas: Body Decoration & Adornment
- Native American Foods (includes Recipes)
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