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Northwest Coast - 1 views

www2.palomar.edu/...northwest_coast.htm
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  • spear and
  • Weapons consisted of daggers
  • bow and arrows, and
  • Isrrael U on 01 Dec 14
     
    all about northwest coast people
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Northwest Coast Native Americans: Survival Lifeways - 1 views

www.wildernesscollege.com/st-coast-native-americans.html hunting Food
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  • Stone had a wid
  • e variety of uses, often involving
  • hunting or
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  • Stones were
  • ground or flint-knapped into hunting
  • food preparation
  • into mortar and pestles
  • points or knives, and as weights for fishing lines or fishing nets. Obsidian was locally one of the favorite stones for making points and knives, but was rare and was usually traded for from southern tribes. Basalt was one of the most
  • common
  • make workable knives and
  • fine-grained stones and was
  • Isrrael U on 01 Dec 14
     
    food tools and more
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Native American Weapons: Bows and Arrows, Spears, Tomahawks, War Clubs, and Other Ameri... - 2 views

www.native-languages.org/weapons.htm hunting
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    weapons
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Ancient America: Northwest Coast Woodworking Tools - 0 views

www.dailykos.com/...thwest-Coast-Woodworking-Tools hunting
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  • To split the cedar into planks which could be used for building houses or boxes, a small cut was made in the log. Wedges of bone or antler were then inserted into the cut and pounded in with a maul. Using wedges of graded sizes, the log was then split into planks.
  • The people made two basic kinds of stone hammers: the hand maul in which the handle or grip was carved into the stone and the stone hammer which had a wooden handle. Shown below are some of the different stone hammers and mauls which are on display at the Royal British Columbia Museum.
  • Isrrael U on 21 Nov 14
     
    tools
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The Northwest Coastal People - Food / Hunting / Tools - 8 views

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    food,hunting,tools
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northwest coast tools - Google Search - 5 views

www.google.com/search hunting
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  • Isrrael U on 17 Nov 14
     
    these show the tool for hunting
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