They probably used bows, arrows, or spears.
The Hupa used primitive tools like sticks, pangas and hoe to work on their garden. The tools helped them make their work easier.
They traded acorns, obsidian, and Island foods.
The men and women of the Hupa tribe wore deerskin. The men wore painted deerskin and moccasins. The women wore skirts with fringe along the bottom.
what materials were used to make hupa bows ,arrows, and short spears
The Hupa used canoes for transportation.
the Sioux Indians traded buffaloes for corn. they traded with their linguistic cousins the Mandan and Hidatsa
the hupa indian tribe hunted animals such as, elk, panther, deer, and raccoons.
Chinooks traded things from fish to seashells to many people, including the Europeans and other Indians. Chinooks also traded human slaves.
The Hupa Indian Tribe was not nomadic as other California tribes were. The Hupa lived in redwood homes with small openings so bears could not get in the home.
They traded with the Yurok tribe
The Hupa traded acorns and other goods for canoes the Yurok made from red cedar. The region that the Hupa lived in was more plentiful with acorns than the Yuroks territory (Wallace). They also shared their style of housing
California Hupa indians used chainsaws and magical things that produced sparks that set fire to children and killed them.
what is the interesting about the hupa
The things that were traded were gold and salt
they traded food,clothers gold and other things
The Hupa Indians ate a wide variety of foods. This included animal meat, fish, acorns, fruits, and several other things.
did the hupa have horses
Most things traded for was chawski mmmm:)
the hupa were good at weaving baskets
The traditional clothing of the Hupa tribe includes buckskin clothing decorated with beads, shells, and feathers. Men often wore breechcloth and moccasins, while women wore skirts and shirts. Special occasions called for more elaborate outfits adorned with ornaments and intricate designs.
The things that were traded were gold and salt