Cover (Book Two, Card 1) Injun-Uity Card Book 2 relates to leather crafting. Delicious Stumbleupon Reddit Pinterest Twitter Facebook

Table of Contents (Book Two, Card 2) In previous book you have learned about techniques which helps you in living in plains like a indegenous...

Indian Leather Craft I (Book Two, Card 3) The name concho comes from the Spanish word “concha,” which literally means “conch” or “seashell,” but has...

Indian Leather Craft II (Book Two, Card 4) Silver dollars were the first conchos, which were hammered, stamped, and edged before being slotted and strung...

Indian Moccasins I (Book Two, Card 5) Moccasins are a form of shoe, boot, or slipper constructed from the skins of animals such as caribou,...

Indian Moccasins II (Book Two, Card 6) To safe feet from freezing, moccasins or boots would have been required. Protective footwear would be less needed...

Indian Spurs (Book Two, Card 7) The most common footwear connected with traditional North American footwear is moccasins. Other styles of footwear were also worn,...

Indian Armlets (Book Two, Card 8) Armbands are common jewelry among the Native Americans. Such arms bands were usually worn by males of tribes. They...

Indian Belt (Book Two, Card 9) Leather concho belts are essentially a leather belt with conchos slid onto it and a buckle at the end....

Indian Chaps (Book Two, Card 10) Chaps are leggings with a belt that provide a robust covering for the legs. They’re worn over pants with...

Comanche War Bonnet (Book Two, Card 11) Comanche men wore pierced ears with shell earrings or loops of brass or silver wire dangling from them....

Blanket Roll and Pack (Book Two, Card 12) While you are in an outdoor journey and need to pack your things, especially your bed or...

Woodsmanship (Book Two, Card 13) The Northwest Coastal Indians used a variety of techniques to cut down their trees. Burning the base of the trunk...

Indian Bull Shield (Book Two, Card 14) These shields are regularly dished, that is, shrunk and modelled in the making to present a convex obverse...

Indian Lance (Book Two, Card 15) The Lance is an archaic combat and hunting weapon that consists of a long handle, or shaft, ranging in...

Indian Snow Shoes (Book Two, Card 16) From the beginning, it was nearly unavoidable that the snowshoe would evolve into a must-have item for walking...

Indian Sled (Book Two, Card 17) Many Plains Indian tribes began to create larger horse-drawn sleds after horses were introduced to North America. They would...

Indian Lariat (Book Two, Card 18) Rawhide and buffalo or horse hairs were used to make lariats or throw ropes. Lariats made of buffalo or...

Indian Hammack (Book Two, Card 19) Hammocks have been around for hundreds of years. No one knows for certain who created the first one. Historians...

Indian Couch (Book Two, Card 20) The majority of modern Western furniture has more Native American influences than you might think. Native Americans have a...

Pow-Wow Lodge or Canoe Shelter (Book Two, Card 21) Many tribes utilize brush shelters. Brush shelters, like camping tents, are usually quite small. Brush lodges...

Indian Gates (Book Two, Card 22) A palisade, also known as a stake wall or a paling, is a defensive structure or enclosure consisting of...

Canoemanship (Book Two, Card 23) North America has a vast network of lakes and rivers, and Native Americans had created the Indian canoe to make...

Canoe Carry (Book Two, Card 24) The Iroquois designed large thirty-foot-long freight-carrying canoes that could transport 18 people or tones of cargo. Even when empty,...

Indian Pottery and Utensils (Book Two, Card 25) Wood was used to make a variety of cooking tools, such as spoons, stirrers, and ladles, by...

Indian Kiln (Book Two, Card 26) The most of Native American pottery producers choose dung-firing in outdoor kilns built around the pots, while some creative...

Aerial Bird Diner (Book Two, Card 27) Dry gourds have long been used to make simple and effective birdhouses. Early Native Americans recognized that birds...

Bird Shelter ad Weather Vane (Book Two, Card 28) In this bird house you can place food for them so that they can eat it...

Weather Vane (Book Two, Card 29) Weathervanes can be extremely simple or intricate works of art. A weathervane is commonly used as an exterior decoration,...

Animal Trap (Portable) (Book Two, Card 30) Traditional trapping methods employed by Native Americans included basic snares, pit traps, and deadfalls. European settlers took metal...

Animal Trap (Stationary) (Book Two, Card 31) The “Beaver Era” began around 1550 and lasted for roughly 300 years. At the time, the beaver population...

Indian Archery Target I (Book Two, Card 32) The bow and arrow were not always available to American Indians. The bow and arrow were not...

Indian Archery Target II (Book Two, Card 33) Self-bows were traditionally used in the Arctic, and while they could theoretically be made from a single...

Height Measurements (Book Two, Card 34) Native Americans had an interesting and unique method of determining the height of a tree. They’d stoop down and...

Sun and Watch Compass (Book Two, Card 35) The Medicine Wheel, also known as the Sacred Hoop, has been used for health and healing by...

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The Cave of Gold (Book Two, Card 37) Straight Arrow Story- Straight ArrowSteve Adams is apparently the owner of a cattle farm but whenever injustices...