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Neo-Indians, referring to the early Native American populations, were not exclusively nomads; their lifestyle varied greatly depending on the region and resources available. Some groups were indeed nomadic, following herds of animals or seasonal plants, while others established more permanent settlements and engaged in agriculture. The diversity of their lifestyles reflects the adaptability and resourcefulness of these early peoples in response to their environments.

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