A person whostudies culturesthe of past usingmaterial items leftbehind by pastpeoples.NationAlgonquianParamountNativepeoples ofVirginia areknown as_________.FossilFuelAnimalSkinThislanguagewas spokenby MonacanIndians.FossilArcheologyObjects or toolscreated byhumans that tellabout peoplefrom the past.Groups of NativeAmericans that spokethe Iroquoianlanguage,and lived inAppalachian Plateauregion.  Agriculture TribeA public festival heldby American Indiantribes to celebratetheir culture, past andpresent, and teachabout it.  A person whostudies culturesthe of past usingmaterial items leftbehind by pastpeoples.NationAlgonquianParamountNativepeoples ofVirginia areknown as_________.FossilFuelAnimalSkinThislanguagewas spokenby MonacanIndians.FossilArcheologyObjects or toolscreated byhumans that tellabout peoplefrom the past.Groups of NativeAmericans that spokethe Iroquoianlanguage,and lived inAppalachian Plateauregion.  Agriculture TribeA public festival heldby American Indiantribes to celebratetheir culture, past andpresent, and teachabout it.  

VA Studies Unit 2 Vocab & Artifact Bingo - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  3. A person who studies cultures the of past using material items left behind by past peoples.
  5. Nation
  6. Algonquian
  8. Paramount
  9. Native peoples of Virginia are known as _________.
  10. Fossil Fuel
  11. Animal Skin
  12. This language was spoken by Monacan Indians.
  13. Fossil
  14. Archeology
  15. Objects or tools created by humans that tell about people from the past.
  16. Groups of Native Americans that spoke the Iroquoian language,and lived in Appalachian Plateau region.
  17. Agriculture
  18. Tribe
  20. A public festival held by American Indian tribes to celebrate their culture, past and present, and teach about it.