North 'Merican Natives
By Elliot, the king of Sargohna (it *totally* exists)
Anasazi Swagger
Jewelry
Craftsmen made jewelry and woven baskets.
Compound
The Anasazi had a unique, apartment complex-ish building style.
Woven Basket
Craftsmen made jewelry and woven baskets.
Awesome Adena
Burial Mound
The Adena built burial mounds to let their deceased members make peace with the Earth while buried in a mass of it.
Pottery
The Adena were excellent at creating pottery masterpieces.
Plants
The Adena grew many plants, including squash, sunflowers, gourds, and barley.
Totally "Hip" Hopewell
Trade Artifact
Some special items (such as this one) found nearby the Hopewell territory suggest an extensive trade network.
Burial Mound
Much like the Adena, the Hopwell built large mounds of soil to bury their dead loved ones.
Ohio
The Hopewell shared the same territory, though not living at the same time, of modern-day Ohio.
Mississipian Magic
Cahokia
An artist's representation of what Cahokia might have looked like.
Maize & Beans
When they began growing maize (corn) and beans, the Mississippians saw a population increase.
Mississippi
This group of natives arrived in the Mississippi valley at around 800 AD.