The Calusa Indians used mostly plants, shells, and animal fibers to make garmets, baskets, fishing net and traps, and other needs
Yes they have their own rules & regulations on the reserves, but they still follow the civil codes here in Canada
The reason is unknown, but they were said to be the descendant Aztecs. So they probably got so powerful by being smart, and brutal and fierce.
They played a sort of ball game against nearby tribes to settle things. They had to get a small ball in to a really high basket. They couldn't touch the ball with their hands.
The Calusa people lived on the shores of southwest Florida. The were fishermen, but also marauding warriors. They were the first people to reclaim land by making artificial islands, seawalls, piers and temple foundation out of shells. Their homes were on stilts, had roofs of palm leaves, a raised platform for sleeping and no walls -- these are called "chickee".
how did the calusa prepare their food
what was the calusa indians roles for men
They lived in tepees
no
they had Thanksgiving feast
the calusa indians lived in wall less huts that stood on poles
The Calusa Indians spoke a language known as Calusa. Unfortunately, the language is no longer spoken today as the Calusa people are considered extinct. However, their culture and history are still preserved and studied.
I don't know. Why are you asking me
they use their fists of fury!
they danced around a fire
The calusa Indians did not farm. They made nets called weirs to catch fish and hunted deer and other small animals.
They lived on the gulf coast of southern Florida