The Plains Indians
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- This made it easier to move it and this helps because they're nomadic.
- It was made from buffalo skins
sewn together and supported by a circular frame of wooden poles.
- Tipis
- In winter it could be banked with earth to keep the tipi warm.
- In summer, the tipi bottom could be rolled up to let air in.
- THE PLAINS INDIANS
- The conical shape made it strong enough to resist strong winds on the Great Plains.
- Tipis
- It was made from buffalo skins
sewn together and supported by a circular frame of wooden poles.
- The Buffalo
- As the plain Indians were nomadic hunter gatherers, they followed the buffaloes around the plains.
- The buffalo provides:
- Meat.
- Dung for fuel.
- Skins for wool, clothing, shoes, tipis.
- Sinews for thread, ropes, bowstrings.
- Bones for implements.
- THE PLAINS INDIANS
- The buffalo provides:
- Meat.
- Dung for fuel.
- Skins for wool, clothing, shoes, tipis.
- Sinews for thread, ropes, bowstrings.
- Bones for implements.
- Became easier to transport stored food and other belongings across the Great Plains.
- The Horse
- It became much easier to hunt.
- Increased the tribe's efficiency and power.
- The Horse
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