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The Kiowa Indians traditionally engaged in various roles centered around hunting, gathering, and agriculture. As skilled buffalo hunters, they relied on the buffalo for food, clothing, and shelter, while also gathering wild plants and berries. Additionally, many Kiowa were involved in trade with neighboring tribes and later with European settlers. In their society, leadership roles often included chiefs and warriors, responsible for guiding the community and protecting its members.

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