The Shoshone Indians wore clothing made of deer hides, and in very cold weather they wore robes made of buffalo. There is a large Shoshone-Bannock reservation near where I live in Idaho. The museum has articles of clothing on display. You might check your local library for a book on Indian tribes. There will be pictures of "buckskins" and buffalo garments.
In the summer, Native Americans males of the Shoshone tribe wore breechcloths and little to cover the chest. Females wore aprons that doubled as baby carriers. They were generally made of bison hide.
boys wear Breechcloth and girls wear aprons
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Shoshone men did not originally wear the famous Indian war bonnet like the Plains tribes, but in the 1800's some Shoshone leaders did adopt this custom from their neighbors. Shoshone women often wore basket hats. Traditionally, Shoshone people only cut their hair when they were in mourning.
The Shoshone Indians killed animals for most of their needs. If it got cold they would wear a light coat. In the summer the women would wear loose dresses ant the men would wear little things that covered their bottoms called loincloth's. They made tools out of bones.
The Cheyenne Indians made Publo and Plains style jewelry.
In the summer the Shoshone women wore aprons and the men wore loincloth.In the winter they weared clothes from deer hides and in even colder weather they wore buffalo robes.is that allIn the summer Shoshone women wore aprons and men wore loincloths.
they wore buffalo shirts, deer robes and warm animal skin coats
The Shoshone women wore moccasins for their feet and long deerskin dresses with wide sleeves. The Shoshone men also wore moccasins, along with breechcloths and leggings.
It could be wear in any season but is mostly weared in winter.
The Shoshone Indians killed animals for most of their needs. If it got cold they would wear a light coat. In the summer the women would wear loose dresses ant the men would wear little things that covered their bottoms called loincloth's. They made tools out of bones.
The address of the Shoshone Public is: 211 S Rail St W, Shoshone, 83352 5393
The phone number of the Shoshone Public is: 208-886-2843.
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