By Dalton. .The winter cold and a little bit of snow..The summer Hot and rainy..Resources-Wood, rocks and bones.

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By Dalton

.The winter cold and a little bit of snow..The summer Hot and rainy..Resources-Wood, rocks and bones.

 Wigwams are made out of dirt, mud, grass and sticks.

 They ate berries, wild turkey, bear, opossum, squash, acorns, nuts, corn, deer and buffalo.

 The men and boys hunted and fished.  The women and girls chewed hide for clothing.  The men and boys made carved weapons out of wood, rock and bones.  The women and girls made the homes.

 They made spears, fishing poles, canoes, nets and baskets.

 The women and girls made there clothes out of animal hide.

 They used canoes and they walked.