0
Victory
What else can I help you with?
Related Questions
What does lipan apache eat?
the lipan Apache eat buffalo, crops, and corn.
What do the Apache women do to the buffalo?
They dont do anything to the buffalo, because of the fact that Apache women had no rights. They were used for cleaning and cooking and raising the children.
How did the Apache tribe get food?
they hunted buffalo.
What do the apache Indians?
Buffalo, Deer, and Turkeys
What are fun facts about apache?
I
How do you say White buffalo in apache?
Victory
Who are the Apache Indians enemys?
they feared the deadly buffalo
What types of food did the Apache tribe of Canada eat?
The apache trtibe ate buffalo, rabbits, nuts and berries.
How did the apache make weapons?
they made Buffalo skin FOR THEIR SHIELDS
What is the clothing for Apache tribe of Texas made out of?
buffalo hide
What do apache Indian eat?
buffalo some fruits and veggies
What is the word for thunder in apache?
In Apache, the word for thunder is "bilasáana."
Trending Questions
Did Iroquois create totem poles to honor their gods?
What are the cultural context of cordillera?
What are some famous quotes about not following the crowd?
What are the 5 classes of people in brave new world?
What did the Iroquois eat and why?
Why is Sacagawea on the one dollar coin?
Did the kwakiutl tribe have grass?
Do Eskimos go swimming?
Can i get a picture of the food that the flathead Indians ate?
How do you call the people in Mindanao?
What is banyal sub caste?
When was the story fruit seller from kabul by rabindranathu tagore written?
Who is the Cheyenne pitts band?
What is the native American word for cherished?
What type of people were described as scalawags during the Reconstruction Era?
What was the name of the Aztec ruler in tenochtitlan?
What is the aboriginal meaning of warrigal?
What did kinfolk originally mean?
What did they wear in the 80's?
Did aboriginal tribes cover the whole of Australia?
Copyright ©2025 Answers.com. All Rights Reserved. The material on this site can not be reproduced, distributed, transmitted, cached or otherwise used, except with prior written permission of Answers.