Indian Pottery and Utensils (Book Two, Card 25) Wood was used to make a variety of cooking tools, …
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Indian Pottery and Utensils (Book Two, Card 25) Wood was used to make a variety of cooking tools, …
Canoe Carry (Book Two, Card 24) The Iroquois designed large thirty-foot-long freight-carrying canoes that could transport 18 people …
Canoemanship (Book Two, Card 23) North America has a vast network of lakes and rivers, and Native Americans …
Indian Gates (Book Two, Card 22) A palisade, also known as a stake wall or a paling, is …
Pow-Wow Lodge or Canoe Shelter (Book Two, Card 21) Many tribes utilize brush shelters. Brush shelters, like camping …
Indian Couch (Book Two, Card 20) The majority of modern Western furniture has more Native American influences than …
Indian Hammack (Book Two, Card 19) Hammocks have been around for hundreds of years. No one knows for …
Indian Lariat (Book Two, Card 18) Rawhide and buffalo or horse hairs were used to make lariats or …
Indian Sled (Book Two, Card 17) Many Plains Indian tribes began to create larger horse-drawn sleds after horses …
Indian Snow Shoes (Book Two, Card 16) From the beginning, it was nearly unavoidable that the snowshoe would …
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