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Do the Comanche Indians decorate their tepees?
they can't dumb people
What did the Comanche homes look like?
The comanche's homes were tepees that were made of buffalo skin and wrapped around reed/sticks. Similar to the Jumano's tepees.
Where did the Comanche live in?
tepees
What do Indians use tepees for?
Shelter
What type of material did the Comanche tribe use for cunstruction?
Buffalo skins wrapped around tepees.
Why did the Indians use grass for their tepees?
Because they were nutters!
What did the Comanche Indians use painting for?
The Comanche Indians used painting to make their pottery colorful
What materials did the Jumano Indians use to build their tepees?
with their matterials
Why did the Indians use tepees?
for shelter you silly gooses :op
Did Cherokee Indians live in lodges or tepees?
Tepees
What did the Comanche Indians use to write with?
Pens
What did the Indians use to build their tepees?
buffalo skin
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