1. By all 13 of me, Pierre Rouaud
Creek Indians
By all 13 of me, Pierre Rouaud

2. Foods Raised livestock Farmed
Little Hunting after they began to farm and raise food for themselves
When they did hunt, the hunted for deer and other animals in the region

3. Housing Lived in villages with a max population of 400-600
Villages had a center plaza for rituals and such
Log cabins and wooden shelters for homes

4. Housing 2
When villages reached a population of , they split, forming a new village
These were permanent settlements
A rotunda at the center of each palza

5. Tools Weapons Utilized plows for farming
Had axes used for building log cabins
Bows and arrows for limited hunting
Knives for ceremonies

6. Structure Creek confederacy
Because when each village split, the new village kept close ties with its parent village, the creeks formed a close knit confederacy
14 tribes, languages similar, similar culture

7. Technologies Understood the use of chimneys
Had chimneys on some of their cabins
Cabins made of interlocking logs
Used plows
Had axes
Understood wedges

8. Home Land and Other Information
Real name Muscogee
Known for being brave and carrying on the traditions of their fathers
Named creek because settlers first encountered them along the Ocheese creek, now the Ocmulgee river

9. Other information Used clothe dies Lived in Southeastern United States
Came from the South Western United States

10. The Creators
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23. And Special Thanks to Pierre and Pierre Rouaud

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