Morefield Campground Scavenger Hunt

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Across
  1. 2. Early form of communication on rock or plaster
  2. 3. Bark from this tree can be used as diapers and toilet paper.
  3. 6. Wildcat that can leap 15 feet high and 40 feet in distance
  4. 7. Corrugated ware made by pending coils of clay together
  5. 8. Technology made of stone, bone or wood for work.
  6. 12. Venomous pit viper with sensors below the eye.
  7. 14. Feathers were made into blankets and robes for warmth.
  8. 17. A shrub that provides acorns for chipmunks, squirrels, and birds.
  9. 18. What is the nickname for corn, beans and squash?
  10. 20. Tea made from the stems of this shrub will help cure hay fever.
  11. 22. Spanish term for village dwellers.
  12. 26. Leaves of this brush when chewed can be used as a band aid.
  13. 27. Sewing basket and soap plant.
  14. 28. Mammal whose sense of smell is 1,000 times stronger than humans.
  15. 29. Locations where cliff dwellings were built for protection and water.
  16. 30. Named for the tightly woven baskets they created.
Down
  1. 1. Fastest flying bird that can dive at 200 miles per hour.
  2. 4. Canid called a "Trickster" in Native American stories.
  3. 5. Tree ring patterns provide archaeological dates.
  4. 9. Vessel lined with sap would cook food using heated stones
  5. 10. Berries from this shrub can be made into jelly and beef jerky
  6. 11. Herbivore that has a cotton ball for a tail.
  7. 13. Exchange of ideas and technology from other places.
  8. 15. Centers for trade and community gatherings.
  9. 16. Nuts from this tree are rich in protein.
  10. 19. Brush indicates the location of deep, fertile soil.
  11. 21. Hardwood of this shrub was made into bows and arrows.
  12. 23. Second-largest land mammal in North America.
  13. 24. Whistle a short, sharp, shrill call when frightened.
  14. 25. Large omnivore that depends on sense of smell for food