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to make clothes and shoes
The failure of some native Americans to make an adaptation to the demise of the buffalo contributed greatly to the decline of their cultures.
The aboriginal people of North America used the whole buffalo for food, clothes, blankets, etc...
Native Americans wore pants, shirts, dresses, and loincloths. There were often made from the skins of the animals that they hunted.
Native Americans used buffalo for food, but they also used buffalo tongue for hairbrushes and buffalo bones for tools. They even ground up buffalo hooves to make glue.
Buffalo's can't talk. Seriously, native Americans hunted buffalo and used every part of the animal. The skins were used to build tee-pees. The horns and bones were also used to make instruments. Even dried buffalo dung was used to keep babies' bottoms dry and as a substitute for firewood.
Buffalo leather is very tough, almost 2X as much as cow, and is a nice color. That's why its so hard to kill buffalo. The native Americans used it to make vests etc.
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They used it for many things! Shoes, clothing, to make TP's, a lot of their basic needs were met with buffalo skin. they all ways wore skirts.