*Tomahawk is a general term for a variety of impact weapons, and not simply a a stick with a rock in it. (See "stone celt" "stone celt axe")
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The bow and arrow, the spear, and the hunting knife were their primary hunting tools.
I suppose it depends on a number of specifics; hunting or warfare, time period, region, etc. There are 3 groups of weapons used by people of the Eastern Woodlands. Group#1 Projectile weapons: Bows and Arrows, Blowguns, and Firearms (All see continual parallel use from approx c1600-present) Group#2 Impact weapons: Tomahawks*, ie. (Ballheaded, Sabre, Gunstock clubs), axes (Pipe, Belt, Half, Biscayne, etc.) Group#3 Cutting weapons: Steel knives (Fixed blade AND folding blade) *Tomahawk is a general term for a variety of impact weapons, and not simply a a stick with a rock in it. (See "stone celt" "stone celt axe")
they ate Buffaulo, and some fishes but that's more common in the NW. They lived in houses called long houses. as a staple food they ate corn. They also live in Wigwams . they ar like TP's but are round.
The Hupa tribesâ?? people used tools they crafted from stone, bones, wood, elk horn, and shells. They used these to shape platters, bowls, and storage chests out of cedar. They also used tools for food preparation and eating and hunting.
They used wood and bark for tools
anything they could find
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Weapons were flintlocks and the tools would be hammers, saws
what weapons and tools the Wampanoag used
tools, weapons, and armor
weapons weapons and coins
potatoes
arrows
deerskin
the weapons tools and utensils used by amazonian south amerincan indians were sex tools forks