Dakota
Published on Dec 27, 2015
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PRESENTATION OUTLINE
DAKOTA and ANNISHINAABE
- Dakota Means Friends or Allies.
- Anishinaabe Means Original People.
- Dakota Are Otherwise Known As Sioux.
- Anishinaabe Are Otherwise Known As Ojibwe.
Photo by Robert Snache - Spirithands.net
DIFFERENCES
- They both had different types of homes to live in and transport.
- They have different patterns for clothing and crafts.
- They had different types of duties and different types of food
- They lived in different places.
- Both of the tribes are not from the same place & their names mean different things.
Photo by ryanmilani
SIMILARITIES
- They both lived in Minnesota.
- They did mostly similar activities.
- They lived close to another.
- They traded with each other.
- They were both from the United States.
- They ate similar foods.
Photo by Brett Whaley
Shelter
-Dakotas' homes were tipis,earth lodges,and bark covered cottages.
Photo by trickofthelight
Shelter
-Ojibwes' homes were wigwams and mudhuts.
Photo by Lone Primate
Transportation
-Dakota used dogs,horses,donkeys,
Travois,and dugout canoes
Photo by davedehetre
Transportation
-Ojibwe used birchbark canoes,dogs,and snowshoes
Photo by Mathers Museum of World Cultures
Daily Life
-The Dakota hunted,fished,cooked,
harvested,collected,
crafted clothing and crafts,and celebrated.
Photo by Peter Ras
Daily Life
-The Ojibwe hunted,
fished,cooked,
harvested,
collected,
crafted,
And celebrated.
Photo by Chris_Parfitt
DAKOTA CRAFTS AND CLOTHING
- Buffalo hide robes
- Tipi covers
- Clothing
- Moccasins
- Bags
- Carrying cases
- Bones
- Bear claws
- Leather fringes
- Porcupine quills
- Paint
- Deerskin dresses and leggings
- Feathers
Photo by mharrsch
OJIBWE CRAFTS AND CLOTHING
- Deerskin dresses and leggings
- Beadwork
- Floral designs
- Moccasins made from Moose hides
Photo by catface3
DAKOTA FOOD
- Corn,pumpkins,beans,melons
- Wild rice
- Maple sugar
- Melt buffalo fat
- Cherries
- Plums
- Spinach
- Potatoes
- Soup
Photo by USDA NRCS South Dakota
