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This document provides a summary of pre-Columbian Native American history in 3 periods: 1) The Stone Age, where nomadic tribes learned to hunt animals and use stone tools for survival. 2) The Archaic Age, where tribes transitioned to settled villages and began domesticating animals and practicing agriculture. 3) The Formative Age, where significant progress was made in farming, pottery, maize cultivation, and construction of permanent structures like earthen mounds. Complex social networks and diverse cult

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