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Did You Know the First
Peoples Invented Native Circles, American Indian Center Indianapolis: www.americanindiancenter.org |
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| Rubber? |
![]() Mayan Rubber Ball |
![]() Eskimo in gut parka with kayak |
Vulcanization (Water Proofing) |
| Hair Conditioner? |
![]() Coastal Woodfern, West Coast USA |
![]() Eskimo Clothing |
Parkas? |
| Lacrosse? |
![]() Native American Lacrosse had three basic forms: Southeastern, Great Lakes, and Iroquoian. |
![]() Columbus carried back tobacco from the New World. |
Cigars? |
| Cotton Cloth? |
![]() Mexico: Cotton cloth and bolls date back 8000 years. |
![]() The Chaven used amalgam solder (Andes) |
Welding? |
| Cradleboards? (Baby Carriers) |
![]() Louise Smoky, Kiowa, in a cradle board |
![]() The Incas used "Peruvian bark," or quinine, as a medicine. |
Quinine? |
| Potato Chips? |
![]() Invented in 1853 by George Crum, a Native American/ |
![]() The oldest popcorn ever found was in New Mexico's "Bat Cave" It is about 5,600 years old |
Popcorn? |
| Freeze Drying? |
![]() Eskimo Food Cache |
![]() Canoe |
Canoes? |
| Kayaks? |
![]() Eskimos in Kayaks |
![]() Europeans borrowed meat preserving techniques from Native Americans. |
Jerky? |
| Maple Sugar and Syrup? |
![]() Maple sugar was produced and celebrated each spring after the long, cold winter. |
![]() Chippewa Snowshoes |
Snowshoes? |
| Vanilla? |
![]() Totonaco people grew Vanilla Beans |
![]() Sioux Indians |
Toboggans? |
| Chewing Gum? |
![]() Native Americans from New England chewed spruce sap |
| backgrounds by Robert Kaufman.com | |