There were no Bison (Buffalo) in New York, or that area. Bison are nomadic grazers that travel in very large herds, as such they are not well suited to wooded areas.
Since Native americans are still around today, and have lived in the Americas for thousands of years, it depends entirely on what what you mean by "Native American times".
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The Narragnansett.
Hockey was started in Canada in native american or "native canadian" times. this sport was invented by "native canadiens."
idk maybe Indian country The Navajo Times.
usually they counted on buffalo to be there so they would also grow crops and hunt for fish in the sea and for buffalo
Music in medival times on the American continent would have been exclusively Native American. The 'United States' did not exist at that time, since Euruopens had not seriously discovered the American continent in medival times. Music in medival times on the American continent would have been exclusively Native American. The 'United States' did not exist at that time, since Euruopens had not seriously discovered the American continent in medival times.
New Buffalo Times was created in 1942.
A palisade meant the same then as it does now. It's a fence made of (usually) wooden stakes placed in the ground. You might use one around a settlement or a fort.
Horses, they helped the people and Native Americans to get around, and to carry stuff.
The weather around the Native Americans depended on the area they lived in. They would experience the four seasons as those in modern times.
I encourage you to go to Pokagon Times blog if you want to learn Potawatomi words.