Shawnee tribe
Published on Nov 30, 2015
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Working
Even though the men did all of the hunting and fishing,the wemon still cooked and managed the garden.
Photo by Billy Wilson Photography
Fishing tools
Rather then the Shawnee tribe fishing with fishing rods, they fished with nets and spears.
Photo by SammCox
The wemons hobbies
Unless the wemon were sick,they normally made bead work and made clothing. .(jewelry)
Photo by mharrsch
Foot wear
Whether it was hot or cold, the tribe always wore moccasins.
Economic stability
As the tribes grew population increased so did the trading market.
Photo by Vicky Hugheston
Family
The parents lived with their children ,but the grandparents normally lived alone
Photo by glassghost
Clothing
- Some tribe members wore bright painted clothes, but others wore plain ponchos.B
- Bits of shells and porcupine quills provided decorations, s their clothes were very nice looking
Photo by gelle.dk
Ceromonies
- Being buried lasted 7 days, for all of the bodies to be collected for the ceremonial funerals
- Because the Shawnee boy turned 13, the wemon circled around him determining his children's fate
Photo by wickenden
Housing and dishes
- The Shawnee didn't live in tee-pees, and huts they lived in wigwams
- The Shawnee wemon used clay; mud to make plates and cups
Photo by Sam Howzit
