Huron

Food/ clothing

• Did a lot of agriculture and farming, hunting and fishing.
• Planted foods such as corn, squash, and beans
• Women would collect berries in handmade baskets
• Clothing was made out of animal hides and sewn by women
• Used hides of bears and deer.

Food/ clothing

• Did a lot of agriculture and farming, hunting and fishing.
• Planted foods such as corn, squash, and beans
• Women would collect berries in handmade baskets
• Clothing was made out of animal hides and sewn by women
• Used hides of bears and deer.

Food/ clothing

• Did a lot of agriculture and farming, hunting and fishing.
• Planted foods such as corn, squash, and beans
• Women would collect berries in handmade baskets
• Clothing was made out of animal hides and sewn by women
• Used hides of bears and deer.

Transportation/ shelter

• Lived in long houses with women's family
• Houses were made of trees like birch and elm.
• They used birch canoes and dogs as pack animals
• Houses were up to 150 feet long.
• Houses were furnished with animal hides. 

landscape

• Lived in now-a-days Ontario
• Close to lake Huron and lake Simcoe.
• Decidious forests with bears, moose, deer, raccoon ect
• Harsh winters and hot summers that are very windy.
• Neighboring Iroquois and Algonquin.

Labour division

• Men took on the heavier tasks
• Men protected villages, hunted, and traded.
• Women would take care of everyday life.
• Women would make clothing, baskets, cooked. 
• Women would also collect berries and such. 

Matrilineal family

• The men would live with wife's family in a long house.
• Property was shared between the men and women.
• The women would determine the male cheif in their villages.
• Clan mothers were the elders that would help with decision making.
•  Women overall had more of the power.