Since canoes were always of wood they did not need to be protected from water (wood floats all by itself). In the eastern regions birch or elm bark was used, or logs were hollowed to make dugouts.
The stitched seams between sheets of bark would be sealed with a mixture of charcoal and pine pitch (the sticky sap of pine trees), which hardens to form waterproof joints. This also gives a pleasing contrast between the pale bark and the dark brown seams.
Canoes
plank canoes:)
Native Americans in North America used several types of transportation. On water, they used canoes made of hide or wood. After the 17th century, horses were available, so they learned how to use them.
They make use of the resources by use canoes to ride their boat on the sea
The Cherokee Indians made canoes to travel from place to place. Also to go fishing .
Canoes
no,they use horses to travel
canoes and their own feet
The Chinook Indians use hollowed out log canoe.
They used canoes for transportaion.
plank canoes:)
Pueblo Native Americans did not use canoes or horses for transportation. They walked everywhere. They did not have to travel great distances.
The Seminole Indians used canoes for transpiration. They walked a lot but did not go far. The canoes were made of tree wood and were dug out.
mainly canoes and their feet :D
Canoes made from giant cedar trees.
Coastal Indians main ways of transportation was by walking or by using dug-out canoes Coastal Indians main ways of transportation was by walking or by using dug-out canoes
The Cheyenne Native Americans did not paddle canoes. Instead when they traveled by water they built rafts. They were not coastal people either. originally the Cheyenne would use dogs pulling travois (a kind of dog sled) to help them carry their belongings.