Cow skin
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Almost any hide can be tanned to make leather either with the fur on or off. A visit to a cowboy boot shop will have examples of python, alligator, emu. Jacket shops have pig cow, kid, lamb, buckskin, sheep. Horsehide is popular for furniture, hagfish and eel skin for wallets. Eskinoes use wolf, bear, elk, caribou, and dog. The RCMP used buffalo coats.
On the morbid side, there are periodic reports of human hide being made into leather (aside from the cover from H.P. Lovecraft's fictitious Necronomicon)
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The Iroquois used animals as a means of survival. Animal skins and furs were used to make clothes and blankets to keep warm.
leather, rubber, and plastic
Soft leather is supple and easy to work with such as the material for leather gloves. This is distinguishes it from Hard leather like that used to make the body of a saddle, this material is thick and very stiff.
I think they used polar bear fur or arctic hare skin
all things around. whatever was abundant, as to keep populations in balance. moose, porcupine, beaver, bear, berries, salmon. fish, i think deer came from Europe
Animal skins are used to make leather. Some are harvested for their fur. While some make powerful materials that are used to make shoes aprons soles belts theders whips. However the thickness of an animals skin is a factor in its usefulness in the leather business.
animal's skins & cloth are used to make bags
There are many different products; cows produce milk and beef. Their skins are used for leather.
Dried and stretched animal skins
plastic and dead animal skins.
Leather wasn't invented, it really evolved over time. Animal skins are one of humanity's oldest materials available. From the time the first deer, etc., was killed, people tried to use every part of the animal. They scraped skin could be dried and cut into strips for lacing things (like other animal skins!) together, it could be used for drum heads, clothing, etc. Over time, a variety of techniques were developed to make the skins last longer and remain flexible. In medieval Europe, for example, the hides were cured with animal feces.
A tanner is a person who treats animal skins. He takes the skin of an animal and turns it into a soft, supple leather that can be used for purses, handbags, etc.
Hunter-gatherers used materials such as wood, branches, leaves, animal skins, and mud to make their shelters. They would construct temporary structures like huts, tents, or lean-tos that could be easily assembled and moved as they followed food sources.
Pomegranate skins were used 4000 years ago, to fight intestinal worms and to dye leather.
The Inuits used animal skins for clothing.
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Pig leather is very nice and durable and it is possible to be used for making garments as well. Leather is processed animal skin. That is why there is goat skin leather, cow hide, lamb skin leather, ostrich leather... All you have to do is ask what type of leather is used to make a product.