Native Americans hunted animals for food, clothing, and shelter. They used a variety of weapons to hunt, including bows and arrows, spears, and traps. They also developed hunting techniques that helped them to be successful, such as stalking their prey and using camouflage.
Gathering
Native Americans gathered plants and other materials from the environment for food, medicine, and shelter. They knew which plants were edible and how to use them to prepare meals. They also gathered materials such as wood, bark, and animal skins to build homes and make clothing.
Fishing
Native Americans fished in rivers, lakes, and oceans for food. They used a variety of fishing techniques, including nets, traps, and spears. They also developed fishing lures and bait that helped them to catch fish.
Shelter
Native Americans built a variety of shelters to protect themselves from the elements. They used materials such as wood, bark, and animal skins to build homes. They also built shelters that were designed to be portable, so that they could move them as they followed the food supply.