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What was a pelt of a buffalo for the plains Indians useful for?
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∙ 11y ago
it was useful for the winter to make clothing
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What was the price of one beaver pelt?
It depends who your buying ti from normally $214.74.
How do you tan a pelt?
See website on skinning game animals; step by step photo procedures will be shown.
What does the root word pel mean?
The root pel means "to move."
Is it legal to run the bases in the correct order but run backwards in baseball?
If you want to get pelt in your next at bat then YES
Where did the french and Indians traded?
The earliest fur traders in North America were French explorers and fisherman in the early 1500s. Trade started after the French offered the Indians kettles, knives and other gifts as a way of making friendly relations. In return the Indians gave the French pelts. In the early 1600s demand for beaver fur increased along with several others like fox, marten, mink and otter. Then the French explorer Samuel de Champlain established a fur trading post in what is now known as Quebec Canada. The French then began taking over the fur trade along the St. Lawrence river and around the Great Lakes. The French traders got furs from the Huron Indians and later from the Ottawa Indians. But those tribes weren't trappers but they got the furs from other Indians to trade to the French for other goods. The fur trade caused conflict between France and Great Britain in America and rivalries over trading alliances arose among Indian tribes that wanted to obtain European goods. Fur trading promoted friendly relations between Indians and white traders but it also caused Indian hostility towards white settlers because the clearing of land threatened the supply of fur-bearing animals. By 1870 most fur trading activity had ended because most Europeans began to use silk instead of pelt. Hope this helps!
Did the Plains Indians hunt rabbit?
Yes, they did. The meat was consumed and the pelt was used for clothing and boot-linings.
Hide or pelt that the Dakota Indians used of their dwellings?
they used SKIN
The plains Indians depended on large animals such as buffalo for food and supplies?
Yes. They depended on them for food and their skins. They would follow them around, and whenever they needed the resources, they would kill the animal. Then they would skin it and take the meat. They would also use the pelt to create their tents, which were in the form of teepees. These teepees were easy to transport and made it easy to keep warm in harsh environments even when they move around a lot. I hope this information helped!
What is the last name of Linus and Lucy in the comic strip Peanuts?
Lucille van Pelt - shortened to "Lucy".
What is a fur pelt?
A fur pelt is a pelt that is made of animal skin.
What were the beaver pelts used for in Europe?
Well, in the America's, the Indians would use the pelts to barter with explorers or mountain men for European goods. In Europe, they would make Beaver belt hats and use the pelt for its leather or suede quality.
What is the birth name of Tim Pelt?
Tim Pelt's birth name is Timothy Pelt.
When was The Pelt created?
The Pelt was created in 2003.
Does Squirrelflight have a brown pelt?
No. Her pelt is a ginger pelt, a bit like her father's. Her father is Firestar.
What is the definition of a pelt?
A pelt is an undressed animal skin.
What is the birth name of Luke Van Pelt?
Luke Van Pelt's birth name is Luke A. Van Pelt.
What is a pelt color?
pelt color is the color of the fur of an animal.
