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Creek tribe

Geography Original residence: -Georgia -Alabama -Florida -North Carolina Today: 2 tribes -Oklahoma (1800’s) -Original homeland -Scattered

Society Traditional lifestyle Men: hunter (deer, game, fish), warrior Women: child care, cooking, farming (corn, beans, squash) Both gender: storytelling, art, medicine Trading (jargon) Basic unit: village Families Miko: cheif (male) Tribal council: decision making

Home Settled villages with one square Single-family houses: plaster and rivercane walls with thatched roofs Circular buildings: ceremonies „Ball field” Palisades: walls

Without walls With walls

Clothes Men: breechcloths, leather leggings Women: deerskin or woven fiber skirts and mantles Both: moccasins Warriors: complex tribal tattoos, bright red face

Warriors

Interesting facts Other name is Muskogee Afvcketv: stickball Cradleboards Dishes: cornbread, soups Traditional legends and fairy tales

Thank you for your attention!