ANTH 3650 Lecture 15: lec15oct25th.doc
29 Oct 2012
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May (will) reuse midterm multiple choice questions (the ones people did poorly on) Possible essay question being on the paleolithic period. Shape what we know of geography today. Result of glacial ice melting and having no where to go, overflow, mass, creating great lakes. Why all move south? the height of land. If you cut a cross section it would look like a peak, over lake nippigan and superior. What this means that south of heigh of land all lakes drain south, into great lakes and. All north of height of land, drains north, Tried to move that way but great ice sheets glacial ice blocked it, until melted. Fig 8: upper great lakes region at the time of the chippewa-stanley stage, 6,000 to. Chippewa refers to water in lake michegan and lake stanley refers to lake huron. 9 - upper great lakes region in early post-glacial times during the nipissing stage, about 3,000-1,500 bc.
