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Archaic Indians, who lived in North America from approximately 8000 to 1000 BCE, developed diverse traditions characterized by a semi-nomadic lifestyle focused on foraging and hunting. They utilized a range of tools, including atlatls and stone points, and began to exploit a wider variety of plant and animal resources. Regional adaptations led to distinct cultural practices, such as the creation of burial mounds and the use of seasonal camps. Their traditions laid the groundwork for later agricultural societies.

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