Indians, particularly the Haudenosaunee (Iroquois) and other tribes, traditionally styled their hair into a mohawk by shaving the sides of their heads while leaving a strip of longer hair in the center. This hairstyle was often achieved using sharp tools made from stones or bones. The mohawk was not only a form of personal expression but also held cultural and spiritual significance, symbolizing bravery and warrior status in some tribes. Maintaining the mohawk involved regular grooming and care to keep the remaining hair healthy and styled.
The Northeastern tribes like the Mohawks, Iroquois
they do have Mohawks it was traditional
No. The Cherokee were southern, the Mohawks were part of the Iroquis Confederacy.
First of all, very, very few tribes had what has become known as mohawks. Hairstyles for male Indians usually just followed what was in style at the time, just as men wear their hair in ways that are in style today.
The Mohawks lived in New York and the northern eastern parts of USA
The Mohawk Indians believed in energies. They believed that positive and negative energies can have an effect on something in life.
how was the mohawks celebrations
The Mohawks had fought with the Mohawks and were given guns to them by the Dutch trade partners.
The Mohawks were hunters and farmers. The women raised corn, squash and beans. They gathered berries and nuts when available. The men hunted small and large game. The Mohawks were also fishermen.
S. L. Frey has written: 'The Mohawks' -- subject(s): History, Mohawk Indians
Traditionally, Mohawk men shaved their heads, leaving a crest of hair down then center, during war time.
what was the environment like where mohawks was found