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What do scientists think the native American rock art that was found near Lake Amistad means?
They believe that Indians used rock art as communication, tradition, telling a story using pictures, and just for their own entertainment.
Where did Captain Thunderbolt live?
Captain Thunderbolt, aka Frederick Ward, lived near the small NSW country town of Uralla. A rock originally known as "Split Rock" became known as "Thunderbolt's Rock".
What were the paleo-Indians tools?
spears by using rock and wood
On the Oregon Trail what landforms were there?
Laramie Peak, Independence Rock, Devil's Gate, Split Rock, Knob Hill, Plume Rocks, Oregon Buttes
What did the sac and fox Indians use as weapons?
they used rock, sick, and bones to make bow and arrow and spears
Why did Indian call for independence after world war 1?
cause they knew if they didn't get their independence that we would continue to treat them as inferior beings. However Indians rock
What did Cherokee live in?
Before European contact the Cherokee Indians lived in wooden huts.
Did Bruce Lee live near lion rock?
wikipedia has the answer
Where do rock fish live?
In water. Probably near rocks.
Is North's Rock in Sydney Australia?
I have no idea about North's Rock, but I do live in North Rocks...It's near Parramatta.
What alternative rock stations are there?
if you live near D.C., try DC101 on 101.1FM
What type of rock is independence rock?
granite
What animal lives in a pond and under a rock?
Earthworms live under rocks near ponds.
Where is Independence Rock located?
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How do Indians make arrowheads out of rock?
With another rock
Cherokee Indians ROCK?
Yes the do Rock I know!!!!!!!! Yes the do Rock I know!!!!!!!!
Is the independence rock a landmark?
yes
