By :Joshua and Reigan. Food  They ate berries, squash, corn, herbs, corn bread, soup and stew.

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by :Joshua and Reigan

Food  They ate berries, squash, corn, herbs, corn bread, soup and stew.

Climate  It was very hot and over 95 f.

Shelter  They live in New York state and then they came to Michigan.  Some Iroquois live in New York today.

Clothing  The Iroqouis men wore breech cloths with long leg arms.  Women wore wraparounds skirts.Women also wore overdresses.

Natural Resources  The Iroqouis liked music. Their instruments are flutes and drums.

Travel  Iroquois Indians did use elm-bark or dug- out canoes.  But,they usually prefer land travel.

Interesting Facts  The Iroquois do arts and crafts and mask carving,bead work,pourcipine quill work and designs pictures.  Iroquois also used weapons. They used clubs and bow and arrows

Credits  Clip art girl/boy-Reigan  Typer-Joshua  Pictures-clip art  Slide show-Microsoft PowerPoint