Ah, this sounds like a question related to the Indian Weather Rock (see link).
Temperature, like all other weather phenomenon, is easy - If it was "cold" outside, then we called it "Cold" if it was "hot" then we called it "Hot" of course this could get pretty complicated too though, for instance: a "Nice day with a cool breeze" was called a "nice day with a cool breeze."
Please understand that this answer is not intended to be 'funny' (per se) but to illustrate the cultural differences in use. To expand on this theory: Only a 'white man' needs a watch (clock, or other time device) to tell him it is time to eat - a Native American does not need time because we eat when we are hungry (this could explain overweight white men - Pavlov's Syndrome). One other nice thing about this is, no Native American in history has ever been late (because we, just like the Wizards of Middle Earth) arrive exactly when we get there; we are never early or late. When you complicate your view with these things, you loose site of the things that matter.
The catawba Indians hunted deer,bears,and more their main crop was corn,beans and squash also known as the three sisters because they helped each oter grow.
The Cherokee Indians used mostly hand and battle weapons like hatchets, bows, daggers, and staves. They also did mostly hunting with bows and arrows. The Cherokee Indians were my ancestors, and I hope I answered your questions! :)
The Cherokee people like many Native tribes have their own beliefs. They have a traditional belief system that has been around since the tribe was first founded.
Yes the Cherokee Indians Did in fact use bows and arrows.
None, no American Indian tribe used any form of currency (money) - including the mythical "Wampum"-until they started having frequent contact with European settlers. The Cherokee were very quick to take on a lot of European ways. They were earning and spending U.S. dollars long before the "Trail of Tears"what do you mean? -_-
Why did the Cherokee Indians use bones and rocks
leather
The Cherokee did not use, or have 'totem poles.'
in farm
for rugs and etc.
The prairie settlement on the homeland was invaded by the Cherokee Indians.
The Cherokee Indian tribe use to live in Georgia,Kentucky, Tennessee Virginia, and the Carolinas.The Cherokee Indians were forced to move to Oklahoma in the 1800's.
dried fruit and meat and salmon and corn
what type of digging tool did Tequesta Indians use
Yes, and only Northwetern Native American Tribes used or had Totem Poles.
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Plants was really there technology, because they had no printer, no computer, no phones, or no cars. That goes to show you that the Cherokee Indians had a heck of a life.