S: plain indians 2011
FC: Plain Indians project 2011 | Whitney Mixon Kevin Knowles Cody Tate
1: The Plains Indians hunted Buffalo, Antelope, Deer, Elk, Moose, Rabbits, Chickens, and Birds. They also gathered Blueberries, Raspberries, and Strawberries. | food
2: The leggings were made out of buckskins. They were wider at the top and narrow at the bottom and laced along the sides with leather ties. They were used for protecting the legs and keeping them warm. Belts, bags, moccasins, and pouches where made out of strips of hide. The shoes where made out of moose hide and buffalo hide. These are called Moccasins.
3: clothing of women and men
4: \ | Roles of the men | The men primarily: Hunted Fought in battles Taught their sons the same routine Made the weapons
6: -Raised the children -Gathered food like berries and plants -Gathered firewood -Cooked the food -Clean the animal skins -Made clothes and the things needed -Taught the girls to do the same
7: The Women
8: The Children | --Taught through stories and legends told by their elders. --The kids were taught how to become helpful members of the tribe.
10: Weapons | They mainly used weapons for hunting, but they also used them in battles against other tribes.
14: Transportation | Dogs were used to pull loads. The dogs were hitched to an A-shaped frame made of two long poles with hide stretched between the two poles. This method of transportation was called the travois (pronounced trav wah). Sometimes children and old people were carried by travois.
15: The Birch bark canoe was used for hunting, fishing and collecting wild rice. Bull boats were used for hauling wood and to carry loads across rivers.