“Two Deer“ by Acee Blue Eagle. Courtesy of Watson Memorial Library, Northwestern State University. All rights reserved.

We can learn much about Indian relations with animals and other living things by studying ancient artifacts and artworks. In this exercise, you’ll look at a variety of objects decorated with images of living things familiar to the ancient Indians of Arkansas. Let’s see how many you can identify!

Click the picture on the right that matches the artifact on the left.

	Frog	Fish
Courtesy of the University of Arkansas Museum

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	Butterfly	Locust
Courtesy of the University of Arkansas Museum

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	Frog	Fish
Courtesy of the University of Arkansas Museum

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	Eagle	Owl
Courtesy of the University of Arkansas Museum

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	Turtle	Frog
Courtesy of the University of Arkansas Museum

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	Raccoon	Bear
Courtesy of the Gilcrease Museum

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	Duck	Eagle
Courtesy of the Gilcrease Museum

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	Rabbit	Porcupine
Courtesy of the Gilcrease Museum

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Each of these living things lives in a specific habitat: land, water, or air. Can you identify the correct habitat for each of the creatures shown on these artifacts?

Frogs live in/on: --- land --- water --- air

Locusts live in/on: --- land --- water --- air

Fish live in/on: --- land --- water --- air

Owls live in/on: --- land --- water --- air

Turtles live in/on: --- land --- water --- air

Bears live in/on: --- land --- water --- air

Ducks live in/on: --- land --- water --- air

Rabbits live in/on: --- land --- water --- air