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Wisconsin has been
home to a wide variety of cultures over the past yearsfa136e57392093479095a5a40f033715 The first people arrived
around TEB BCE during the Wisconsin Glaciation These 
early inhabitantsEIACP called Paleo-Indians hunted
nowextinct ice age animals exemplified by the Boaz mastodonGPREKHR a prehistoric mastodon skeleton unearthed along
with spear points in southwest Wisconsinginga-argentina@lists.ourproject.org After the ice age ended around 8000 BCERIPU people in the subsequent Archaic
period lived by hunting fishing and gathering
food from wild plantsfa136e57392093479095a5a40f033715 Agricultural societies emerged gradually over the Woodland
period between BCE to CEfa136e57392093479095a5a40f033715 Toward the end of this periodX Wisconsin was the heartland of the "Effigy Mound
culture"V which built
thousands of animalshaped mounds across the landscapeLater between 1000 and CEG
the Mississippian and Oneota BMDXRcultures built substantial settlements including the fortified village at Aztalan in
southeast Wisconsinfa136e57392093479095a5a40f033715 The Oneota may be the ancestors 
of the modern Ioway and Ho-Chunk tribes who shared the
WisconsiYYn region with the Menominee at the time of European contact3229616 Other American Indian groups living in Wisconsi
n when Europeans first
settled included the Ojibwa Sauk Fox KickapooQ
and PottawatomieOGK who migrated to Wisconsin
from the east between and
home to a wide variety of cultures over the past yearsfa136e57392093479095a5a40f033715 The first people arrived
around TEB BCE during the Wisconsin Glaciation These early inhabitantsEIACP called Paleo-Indians hunted
nowextinct ice age animals exemplified by the Boaz mastodonGPREKHR a prehistoric mastodon skeleton unearthed along
with spear points in southwest Wisconsinginga-argentina@lists.ourproject.org After the ice age ended around 8000 BCERIPU people in the subsequent Archaic
period lived by hunting fishing and gathering food from wild plantsfa136e57392093479095a5a40f033715 Agricultural societies emerged gradually over the Woodland
period between BCE to CEfa136e57392093479095a5a40f033715 Toward the end of this periodX Wisconsin was the heartland of the "Effigy Mound
culture"V which built thousands of animalshaped mounds across the landscapeLater between 1000 and CEG
the Mississippian and Oneota BMDXRcultures built substantial settlements including the fortified village at Aztalan in
southeast Wisconsinfa136e57392093479095a5a40f033715 The Oneota may be the ancestors of the modern Ioway and Ho-Chunk tribes who shared the
WisconsiYYn region with the Menominee at the time of European contact3229616 Other American Indian groups living in Wisconsi
n when Europeans first settled included the Ojibwa Sauk Fox KickapooQ
and PottawatomieOGK who migrated to Wisconsin from the east between and
