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What is reindeer skin boots called?
Mukluk
What did the Plains Indians makee from the internal parts of the buffalo?
They made bowls and dishes for them to eat on,and they made there skin into tepees and tents.
What are pop up tents made of?
i heard that they were made of human skin. tribes in Africa sacrifice there women to the gods and then give the skin to us to use. i hope this helped :)
Do reindeer like apples with with skin or no skin?
Skin!
What kinds of houses did Paleolithic people live in?
tents or huts made of animal skin, brush and wood
What are mukluks?
A soft boot traditionally made of reindeer or seal skin and worn by natives of the Arctic.
What is the difference between igloo and tou pig?
Eskimo houses are called igloos which are made of blocks of ice cemented together with snow(Eskimos live in Igloo during winter).Tou pigs are tents made of animal skin(Eskimos live in Tou pigs during Summer) Neha.V Bangalore
What are reindeer skin trousers?
Reindeer skin trousers are traditional garments made from the hide of reindeer, typically worn by indigenous peoples in Arctic and subarctic regions, such as the Sámi in Scandinavia. These trousers, known for their durability and insulation properties, are designed to provide warmth in cold climates. They are often hand-sewn and may feature decorative elements or patterns that reflect cultural significance. Reindeer skin is prized for its lightweight yet warm qualities, making it ideal for harsh winter conditions.
What kind of supplies did the Inuit use to make their tents?
The skin tent was made of wood frames. They also put caribou skin or sealskin on the tent.The pole was made of wood, bone, or straighted antlers. Dunno the rest. you answer it.
What does it called for a house made out of skin?
a tepee normally they were made out of skin.
What type of skin does a reindeer have?
i think it is smooth & a bit rough
Who wears mukluks?
Muklks are a soft boot traditionally made of reindeer skin or sealskin and usually worn by arctic aboriginals including the inuit and the Yupik.
