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What is the symbolism of the small red cloth in native american culture?
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In the native American tribe the Kickapoo what did men wear?
kickapoo men wore breech cloth and leggins
What did native american men wear?
Native American men usually wore breech-cloths that covered the lower waist. If it was colder outside they wore fabric leg attachments that could attach to the breech-cloths.
What were the clothes made of?
Native American clothes were primarily made from an animal hide. After colonization, Native American clothes began to change and the use of cloth was added. Some Native Americans also began using plant parts as ways to make clothes, although this was very rare and seldom used.
What kind of clothes did native Americans in tribe mohawk where?
They are native Americans. Probably a loin cloth.
What is the cloth hand woven on a loom for in the Ashanti culture for?
Its called Kente Cloth. Its traditionally woven by men. Google it.
What did the Native Americansuse instead of money?
Native Americans bartered using food, cloth and useful tools. Webster's New World College Dictionary says North American Indians used "wampum", small beads, as money.
How do you craft cloth in the Oregon Trail American settler game?
how do you craft cloth
Do south africans wear kentai cloth?
yes they do it is in the culture of africans
What do they wear in Hawaii?
People in Hawaii (like myself) are dressed like typical American citizens. Native Hawaiian clothing made of "tapa" (bark cloth) is not common in modern-day Hawaii.
Who wove their cloth?
Most women during American colonization times wove their own cloth.
What is a American Indian name for a loin cloth?
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What was purpose or symbolism of 3-inch cloth dolls left on the Aleutian Islands when the US and Canada invaded and the Japanese left in World War 2?
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