Uncas also revealed the bracelet that Cora had given to Alice as a token of their sisterly bond.

The climate in the eastern woodlands in Canada had a lot of rain and very fertile soil. It had hard long winters that had long growing crops. They annually get over 40 centimeters of rain.

They also had hot but not too hot summers averaging 79 degrees F. cold winters

The location was important for the Algonquin Indians because it provided access to natural resources such as waterways, forests, and fertile land for farming. These resources were essential for their survival and provided them with food, materials for shelter and clothing, and opportunities for trade. Additionally, the location often offered strategic advantages for defense against rival tribes or European colonizers.

The main artifact for the Algonquins would be the wampum belt. Wampum belts were made from shells and were used by Algonquin tribes for various purposes, including communicating messages, recording important events, and as a form of currency. These belts held significant cultural and spiritual value for the Algonquin people.

it was very cold.

hunt the button,shinny,ball games,walk on stilts,cats cradle,and web weaving.

Between 1647 and 1663, John Eliot, a Puritan missionary called the "Apostle to the Indians", translated the Bible into the language of the Algonquin Indians.

The commercial is done by Dick Van Pattens son, Vince Van Patten.

Algonquin is a huge unspoiled area of low but fairly rugged and rocky hills, forest and numerous lakes. The park hasn't got anything which could be described as a mountain.

That being said, there are two points which exceed 1900ft in elevation west of Tattler Lake. According to the Friends Of Algonquin Park, this area is the highest elevation in the park, where a fire tower and ranger cabin were once located.

Yes, the Algonquin Tribes were in Canada and the United States.

Yes the Algonquin are patriarchal. It is the Iroquois who are matriarchal.

They use clay a feather's.

The full moon nearest the autumnal equinox is known as the Harvest Moon. Traditionally, Algonquin children would perform the task of picking the ripe crops during the Harvest Moon.

they are made out of animal hides and are called tipis also made out of your face hehheheh

The Algonquin Indians are the largest, most wide spread Native American tribe in North America.

Photography was never a part of any native American culture. There is no word in the Algonquin language for photographer, any more than there is a word for particle accelerator or nuclear submarine.

Up to twenty families might live in one longhouse of the Iroquois.

A longhouse was one family, but not the family as western people understand it. It was centred on a woman, the matriarch of the house, and included her children and her husband and anybody who was a sister, brother, sister-by-marriage or brother-by-marriage, and all the nephews or nieces of the matriarch.

The Algonquins were traditionally hunters and gatherers. Their diet consisted of fresh meats in the summer and dried in the winter, as well as farmed vegetation, such as corn, a dietary staple.

Nowadays, Algonquins eat many of the same foods as everybody else.

There are MANY Native American languages. So you would have to ask about a word in a SPECIFIC Native American language. There is no one word for snowflake or any other word in just one overall Native American language.

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