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How did Eskimo tribes get their food?

they hunt for meat


What are some native tribes in alaska?

the eskimo!


What weapons did makah tribes use?

they used your mom


What tools and weapons did the zuni tribes use?

potatoes


Does eskimo mean a stranger?

The word Eskimo which has been used for centuries if often no longer acceptable. Some tribes up north are not offended by the use of the word but others are. Eskimo, the original name for a northern native is derived from the Native American word "Esquimantsik" which translates to "eater of raw meat", and originally it was intended to be pejorative by tribes who wandered into overlapping hunting grounds. In Alaska, most tribes prefer Eskimo as the Inuit peoples are only a small minority in the North eastern areas. Several translations among many tribes muddies the actual true meaning of "Eskimo" and the translation to "stranger" is said to be one explorers understanding.


What were some weapons use by the ojibwa tribes?

spears and bow and arrows


What weapons do Amazonian tribes use?

They use spears and arrows that they make from trees and bamboo.


What did Cherokee tribes weapons look like?

Cherokee tribes weapons looked awesome!


What has the author Hinrich Johannes Rink written?

Hinrich Johannes Rink has written: 'The Eskimo tribes' -- subject(s): Eskimos, Eskimo languages


How do you use the word Eskimos in a sentence?

(Eskimo is an older term for some Inuit tribes of northern Canada, and similar Alaskan tribes.)The Eskimos of northern North America developed a culture to fit the frigid Arctic conditions.


What kinds of weapons did the southeast Indian tribes use?

tomahawks, jawbone clubs, and war club


Do eskimo people go ice fishing in the winter?

The Eskimo or Aleut consist of many tribes. Depending on their location and what species of fish they are targeting, determines when and how they fish. While fishing during the warmer months is preferred, some tribes do fish through the ice.