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  • A large sledge.
    A toboggan.
  • A round hollow musical instrument that you hit with your hands or with sticks.
    a drum.
  • A tribal leader with a feathered covering that decorates his head.
    A chief and a (chief's) headdress.
  • A tall wooden pole with one or more totems cut into or painted on it.
    A totem pole.
  • A conical-shaped tent.
    A tepee.
  • A house that was around 30 metres long and was used by everyone in the tribe.
    A longhouse.
  • A small American wild horse.
    A mustang.
  • A large wild animal similar to a cow, the biggest animal on the prairies.
    A buffalo.
  • Making plates, bowls, etc., from clay.
    Pottery.
  • A round hut used in the past by some Native Americans.
    A wigwam.
  • A weapon used for hunting.
    A bow and arrows.
  • Soft-skinned shoes.
    Moccasins.
  • Why were Native Americans called 'Indians'?
    You can make this a long or a short story ... However, do explain!
  • A group pf people who live together and still have a traditional way of life.
    A tribe.
  • A ceremonial tobacco pipe smoked by Native Americans as a sign of peace.
    A pipe of peace. / A peace pipe.
  • A long weapon with a sharp point at one end used for hunting.
    A spear.
  • A light axe, used in the past by Native Americans for war and hunting.
    A tomahawk.
  • A hoop with woven string meant to replicate a spider's web, used as a protective charm for children.
    A dream catcher.
  • A machine for making cloth by weaving together threads.
    A weaving loom.
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