Native Americans who formerly inhabited northern Florida. They became extinct in 18th century due to Spanish colonization.
can you tell me some FCAT questions on the timucuas
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the timucuas had a government
corn,beans,squash
they used weir
what kind of jewelry did the timucuas wear
it's by how they can live and not be hunger all the time
they died of a pancake over dose from ihop
They planted maize (corn), beans, squash and various vegetables as part of their diet.
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They lived in thatched housing and some log structures (mostly reserved for meeting houses)
No, the Timucua people are considered extinct as a distinct cultural group. They were native to Florida and Georgia in the United States. Efforts are made to preserve their history and culture through archaeological research and educational programs.