The Pacific Northwest Indians primarily constructed their plank houses using large cedar trees, which were abundant in the region. They would split the cedar into planks, utilizing the wood's natural durability and resistance to decay. These plank houses were often large, communal structures that could accommodate multiple families, reflecting the social organization of the tribes. The use of cedar also provided insulation and protection from the harsh coastal climate.
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They make use of the resources by use canoes to ride their boat on the sea
there is no true name for currency. currency is the type of "money" people use to purchase things for example US currency is called the dollar and England currency is called the pound
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They did not have currency, they bartered.
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Indians use the currency rupee. The transactions are made in this currency only.
The Indians of the Pacific Northwest used Cedar to create their bows.
Coastal Indians main ways of transportation was by walking or by using dug-out canoes Coastal Indians main ways of transportation was by walking or by using dug-out canoes
The pacific northwest Indians ate whales,seals,seal lions,and fish
yes usually for fishing
The northwest coast Indians used dugout canoes to get to the places they needed to be instead of walking or riding a horse they took a dugout canoe
like things that they use like tools to make their homes.
Coastal American Indians used dentalium shells and woodpecker scalps as a form of money. The dentalium shells usually came from the Washington state coastal tribes and were used to purchase goods or products. The wealthiest families had the most dentalium shells.
The Lumbee Indians used various forms of currency for trade including wampum beads made from shells, furs, and deerskins. They also sometimes used a barter system where goods and services were exchanged directly for other goods or services.