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Camp Shower (Book Four, Card 18) Native American peoples were mostly for go camping for the purpose of hunting ,where they made a camp shower to take bath .There are some descriptions of making it. The Indian hung a large water-filled leather bag on a tree for this shower, with little holes drilled in the …
First Ad Part II (Book Four, Card 17) Native Americans fashioned syringes made of animal bladders and hollow bird bones to inject medications, according to Technology in America: A Brief History. The technology didn’t show up in European medicine until the 1850s, when Scottish physician Alexander Wood began using needles to inject morphine to relieve pain. Native Americans are …
First Ad Part I (Book Four, Card 16) Native Americans are known for their understanding of medicinal plants. It is said that they began use plants and herbs for healing after seeing animals eat particular plants when they had become ill. To keep these plants from being overharvested, the medicine men utilized. Native Americans held …
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