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The Karankawa Tribe
By: Anya and Lily
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mightyboybrian
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Food
We Karankawas ate things such as alligator, turtle, javelina, deer, turkey, fish, oyster, roots and other plants like blackberries
Photo by
Paco CT
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Region of Texas
We lived on the coastal bend area of Texas
We lived on San Antonio Bay, Corpus Christi, Galveston Island and other bordering areas of the gulf
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Tools and Weapons
Fishing arrows made of thin rock
Many weapons made of flint rock
Traps made to catch fish
Bows and arrows
Long bows were made of red cedar
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Interactions
Cabaza De Vaca lived with us for two years and helped us with our medicine
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Conflicts
We had conflicts with Texan settlers (1819)
The battle of Three Trees
Photo by
Roger Brendhagen
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The Battle of Three Trees
The Battle of Three Trees took place in 1819
This battle happened because one of our women was kidnapped by settlers and we fought a battle to try and get her back
We lost severly
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Medicine/Health
Cabaza de Vaca was very skilled in medicine
He helped us get rid of our sicknesses
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Clothing
We used animal hide to make dresses and other clothes
We also used plants and bones for piercings jewelry and other accessorys
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Religion
The Karankawa did not record any specific religion
When someone died they would hold a ceremony and mourn for them
The Karankawa spent lots of time with the Spanish and soon coverted to Catholisim
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Housing
We lived in wigwams
It was made from willow pole and covered with animal skin
The floor was made of rush mats
The wigwam would hold 7 to 8 people
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Tribal Roles and Government
Each band had it's own cheif
A band was a group of 30 to 40 people led by the chiefs
Photo by
ARRRRT
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Art
We painted on ourselves with crushed berries and charcoal
We used bones and rocks as jewlery
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Economics
We didn't trade much but when we did we traded leftover supplies with Indian tribes north of us
Conch shells and other seashells were traded for pigments like ocher, rugs, and buffalo robes
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Communication
We used smoke signals for family events but also for war
Our language is called Karankawa only about one hundred words exist today
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Traditions
Our marriages were always arranged by our parents
We had many tattoos and piercings
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Thank You!
We hope you like our presentation!
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patrick.verstappen
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