When moving camp in search of herds of game animals, Plains people walked or rode horses; horses were also used as pack animals and for hauling "travois" which were an arrangement of tipi poles tied to the horse's shoulders and with the ends dragging on the ground behind. By tying crosspieces to the poles a framework was produced that could carry food, tipi covers, clothing, bundles of hides, small children or sick or old people.
When crossing large rivers such as the Missouri, the Plains tribes would swim while holding on to the mains of their horses, or they made simple rafts of driftwood to transport belongings and children across, pulled by swimmers.
They mostly walked and wrote horses to get where they need to.
They used Walking and Horses
Canoes
boats
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.
plank canoes:)
Horses and carrs and trains and rocks and pies and hybrids and walked and hiked
What was the Maya Indians transportation
the lakota indians use harpoons for one weapon like me or email me at iolson@dgf.k12.mn.us
What was the Maya Indians transportation
canoe
britishers
no
Canoes
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stuff
a boat
by walking
Buffalo and horses.