Woodland Indians Made by Brittany Weller Food hunter/gatherers. gathered nuts and berries. hunting was easier when they leaned to use the bow and arrow.

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Woodland Indians Made by Brittany Weller

Food hunter/gatherers. gathered nuts and berries. hunting was easier when they leaned to use the bow and arrow. grew things like squash,wild greens, and sunflowers.

Housing/dwelling lived in tribes - a group of people who share a common ancestry,name, and a way of living. used small trees and bark to build dome-shaped huts also figured out a way to make pottery last longer!

Tools/weapons The woodland Indians made spears and arrows out of stone, shark teeth, and deer antlers. The knife blade is made by flint knapping. when they hunted with bows and arrows they usually dressed like the animal,like above.

Clothing The clothing that they wore was mostly like how you see them in movies. moccasins, leather, and lots of feathers Some of the clothing was very detailed, and took hours to make! many wore aprons and hats!

The end Made by Brittany Weller