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clovis points and spears, and later they used bows and arrows.
Clovis is a culture of Paleo-Indians. Other cultures linked to this period are Sandia, Folsom and Plano. They all used stone points on wooden or bone spears. The type of point differs for each culture.
Clovis = slender lanceolote points 1 1/2"-5" long, fluting on both sides
Sandia = lanceolate pointed 2"-4" long, no fluting, bulge at base for attaching to shaft
Folsom = shorter 3/4"-3" long, leaflike shape, fluting on both sides
Plano = no fluting
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Native Americans used the mighty buffalo when they needed food, shelter, and bone tools and weapons.
What weapons did Native Americans use to hunt in the Ice Age?
bows and arrows, spears.
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coulp sticks and tomahocks
What are the weapons for native Americans?
Spear.
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What did the Native Americans use the Buffalo for?
Most of the Native Americans whole civilization revolved around the mighty buffalo because it could provide food, shelter, and bone tools and weapons.
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No the native americans did not use fences.
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The Bow and the Arrows were the most common types of the weapons used by Native Americans.
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For Weapons,food,horses.
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spears, arrowheads, rocks.
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To get a general idea, the Native Americans taught the Europeans how to farm, kill certain animals, make jewelry (such as bead necklaces), and many other things. In return, the Europeans taught the Native Americans how to use advanced technologic weapons (guns), and taught them the idea of religion.
