Native American Tribes and Cultural Practices

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A Native American tribe residing in the frozen tundra of Alaska and Siberia. Built homes out of blocks of ice and snow. Created clothing out of thick furs.

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Inuit

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A celebration where the host gives away food, jewelry, art, and slaves.

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Potlatch

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Small boats built by the Inuit to travel across water.

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Inuit Kayaks

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Examples include a tire, hammer, and ball.

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Artifacts

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A Native American tribe residing along the Pacific Northwest coast. Large totem poles were placed outside of their homes. Each home housed 50-100 people. Women gathered roots and berries for food.

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Kwakiutl

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A person who uses artifacts to study human history.

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Archeologist

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Whales were a source of food. Made their shelter and clothing from natural resources. Wealth was measured by how much one gave away.

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Common Practices of Inuit and Kwakiutl