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What did Indians eat?
the Indians ate buffalo and berries!
What did Comanche Indians eat?
the Comanche Indians eat buffalo,berries,peanuts.
What does tocobaga Indians eat?
buffalo
What do the Cheyenne Indians eat?
They eat buffalo skin
What did the Indians use buffalo meat for?
they used the buffalo meat to eat.
Did pioneer women eat buffalo chips?
No, they burned buffalo chips as firewood and used those fires for cooking. Buffalo chips burn long and hot, and are light and easy to carry around. The only downside is they smell horrible!
What did the Wichita Indians eat?
fish berries nuts buffalo..
Why did they gather buffalo chips?
Pioneers gathered buffalo chips because they could burn easily. Buffalo chips are buffalo dung.
What did indians make tools out of?
they used the buffalo bone and all parts of the buffalo you can't eat
What did the Comanche Indians Eat for lunch?
Buffalo, nuts or berries
What did the kiowa Indians eat?
they ate buffalo and vegidables they gathered
What did Wichita Indians eat?
fish berries nuts buffalo..
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