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AdamsArtExpose’ ART<br />

<strong>THE</strong> ARTS OF NATIVE AMERICANS<br />

PART I<br />

Archaeological historians have<br />

concluded that the ancestors of<br />

Native Americans were on the<br />

American continent at least 15<br />

thousand years before the arrival<br />

of the Europeans in the 1400's.<br />

The ancestral Native Americans<br />

are believed to have come form<br />

Asia probably through a landmass<br />

that existed at one time as part of<br />

the Bering Straight. These early<br />

people were very industrious and<br />

adaptively creative in providing<br />

shelter, food, weaponry, ceremonial<br />

costumes and application of<br />

the resources available in the<br />

environment where they lived.<br />

The art of the Native American<br />

covers a broad category of<br />

decorative designs and utilitarian<br />

devises that were used for a variety<br />

of daily activities. The artifacts<br />

that have been found dating<br />

back to prehistoric times shows<br />

that ancient people had aesthetic<br />

ability. Examples of this are found<br />

in stone carving and pottery.<br />

Instruments such as arrow heads<br />

carved from stone demonstrated an<br />

understanding of how an arrow or<br />

spear would be used as a hunting<br />

tool based on the sharpened points<br />

and sides of the head. There were<br />

differences in the regional designs<br />

throughout the continent and there<br />

were also similarities showing<br />

that art designs were borrowed<br />

from various areas and brought<br />

to others. Materials used to make<br />

art were also traded and moved<br />

thousands of miles. Shells, jade,<br />

feathers and turquoise were some<br />

of the materials that showed up<br />

in regions where they were not<br />

normally found.<br />

There were similarities found<br />

in regions but the art of Native<br />

Americans is as diverse as the<br />

number of tribes and languages<br />

found in the culture of Native<br />

Americans. The regions of<br />

North American tribes included,<br />

Southwest; Midwest and Great<br />

Plains; Far West, Northeast,<br />

Central South and Southwest.<br />

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