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What were some natural resources of the Cheyenne Indians?
buffalo,deer and wood
What are some Cheyenne's recipe?
You can make some fried corn, or go buy some buffalo.
What are some of the things named after the cheyenne Indian tribe?
Cheyenne in Wyoming and the Cheyenne river were named after the Cheyenne people.
What do the Cheyennes eat?
The Cheyenne Indians would eat food that they were able to farm and from other parts of the land. Some of these foods were fish, corn, buffalo, squash, beans, fruits and berries.
What do Cheyenne eat?
The Cheyenne Indians would eat food that they were able to farm and from other parts of the land. Some of these foods were fish, corn, buffalo, squash, beans, fruits and berries.
What are some things in the Smithsonian?
Buffalo manure
What are some fun things kids can do at the Cheyenne Mountain Zoo?
There are many fun things for kids to do at the Cheyenne Mountain Zoo. Some of these include riding a carousel, riding on a train, and visiting the walk-through aviary.
What are some things a buffalo eats?
They graze and eat grasses.
What are some places to visit in buffalo?
Niagara falls are in Buffalo but i don't know any other places that are in buffalo i am sorry the web isn't much help with these things
Does the cheyenne tribe famous chiefs?
Both the Northern and Southern Cheyenne had many famous chiefs. Some of the many that were at the Battle of the Little Big Horn were Brave Bear, Buffalo calf, Crooked Nose and High Bear. Then there were probably two of the most famous in Dull Knife and Little Wolf. These warriors were but a few of the leaders the Cheyenne had.
How impotant were horses so important to cheyenne?
the cheyenne used horses to hunt buffalo ,to carry travois , to be more mobil and to travel
What animals did the Cheyenne inaidiains huht?
Horses (Cheyenne mo'ehe-no'ha or domesticated elk) and dogs (hotame or hotameho) were the main animals kept by all Plains tribes. After contact with white people they sometimes used donkeys and mules (vo'ho'kohta and a'kee-vo'ha) but these would be rare.Since there is a Cheyenne term for "my pet" (na-htotse), some small dogs and perhaps other animals such as foxes may have been kept as pets by children.
