The Mohawk Indians typically ate two to three meals a day, depending on the season and availability of food. Their diet consisted of a variety of foods, including corn, beans, and squash, often referred to as the "Three Sisters." Meals were usually communal, reflecting their strong social bonds and traditions. The timing and frequency of meals could vary based on hunting, fishing, and agricultural activities.
No, the Mohawk homeland was along the Mohawk River in eastern central New York State; many moved north into Canada.
How many meals Indians eat per day depends on the Indian. Some of them may eat three meals a day, while others eat less.
Fear of heights is almost unknown to the Mohawk. Many Mohawk men were employed in the building industry working on the high steel framework of skyscrapers.
Native Ameracians eat two main meals a day.
Many people get confused between Mohawk and Mohican Indians. They are not the same. Mohawks and Mohicans are actually rival tribes.
They have many different meals, but each day they have breakfast, lunch and dinner. Inbetween their meals they have different Indian snacks. So basicly they eat as many meals as us each day!
1-3 meals each day
Yes, you may want to make a web search for Mohawk Steelworkers.
this would be the native american's A.K.A indians. there were many tribes for example comanche, cherokee, mohawk, and apache.
two
Most people eat about three meals a day but I would say eight or nine meals a day
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