Early Peoples and Cultures of North America 1000 CE
Students often meet North America for the first time in 1492, which leaves 15,000 years of human settlement invisible. This classroom map fills that gap, showing a continent already organized into distinct ways of life long before European contact.
Published by Kappa Map Group as part of its Classroom Series, the map sorts pre-Columbian North America into groups students can compare side by side and discuss in a single class period.
- Distinguishes three major cultural groups: farming peoples, Chiefdoms, and Hunters and Gatherers
- Shows Arctic and Sub-Arctic hunters across the northern reaches of the continent
- Meets U.S. History curriculum requirements for public, private, parochial, and home school programs
- Offered on a spring roller with backboard, plus paper, laminated, foam core, railed, and framed finishes
Map Shop can also build multi-map history sets on a single roller system for U.S. history classrooms that teach several eras in sequence.

