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Explore the exciting world of First Nations
Tourism. Visit a First Nations Winery in
Osoyoos, British Columbia, travel to the
Queen Charlotte Islands and see the new
Qay'llnagaay Lodge and Heritage Centre,
opening in the summer of 2006; telling the
story of the Haida people. Visit the First
Nations cliff dwellings in Mesa Verde
National Park in Colorado or  explore Fort
Apache in Arizona,  run by the White
Mountain Apache Tribe.It is a fascinating
world of art,dances,folklore,legends
attractions and most of all people.

The 'Maritime Archaic tradition' is a
Native Indian culture that flourished
throughout Atlantic Canada between
about 7500, and 3500 or 3000 years
ago. It was first named after the
excavation of a cemetery at Port au
Choix, on the west coast of
Newfoundland's Northern Peninsula,
[which] revealed an unexpected
wealth of tools, weapons and other
objects pertaining to the first people
to occupy the province. The name
comes from the 'Archaic' period, a
time during which hunting and
gathering wild foods constituted the
sole means of survival, and from the
obvious fact that the Archaic
inhabitants of Newfoundland and
Labrador depended heavily on
marine, or maritime, resources.
'Tradition' implies that this distinctive
way of life persisted for some time, in
this province for more than 4000 years
The Mayan civilization is divided into three time periods
which engulfed 3,000 years. The first is the Pre-Classic
Period spanning from 2000 B.C.-250 A.D. The second is the
Classic Period which spanned from 250 A.D.-900 A.D. The
third is the Post-Classic Period which spanned from 900
A.D.-1500 A.D. The Maya lived in the eastern one third of
Mesoamerica, mainly on the Yucatan Peninsula. They are a
group of related Native American tribes who have the same
linguistic organizationThe best known group of Maya are the
Maya Proper. The Maya Proper generally occupied the
Yucatan. There are other groups of Maya such as the
Huastec, who occupied northern Veracruz; the Tzental who
occupied Tabasco and Chiapas and the Quiche; and the
Cakchiquel and the Pokomam who occupied the Highlands
of Guatemala. With the exception of the Huastec, all of these
Mayan groups occupied a continuous landscape and they
were all part of the Mayan culture. This culture was the
greatest civilization among the original cultures of the New
World (western hemisphere). Even though the Mayans had
common organization, they were not unified under one
empire. As suggested above, there were many separate
groups with similar cultural backgrounds.
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Emerald Mound, the second largest
ceremonial earthwork in the United
States,
was built over two centuries before
Columbus waded ashore in the
Caribbean
TURQUOISE ROAD

Mined at a huge
underground mine at
Cerrillos (near Santa
Fe), turquois was the
basis of the large
civilization that grew
as a complex of
towns and
ceremonial and
trade-center cities in
Chaco canyon, center
of a rocky desert.
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