Native American tribes are indigenousUSA. When Columbus and his team set foot on the shores of America, it turned out that the peoples living there were at an extremely low level of development. Even so, there were some differences between the individual tribes.
Some of them did not even have pottery, but the whole of themThe diet consisted of different roots, fish and game. Others have already hunted for larger animals and grown crops. Some Indian tribes lived in small villages, leading a nomadic way of life, while others built sturdy houses (often two-storied) of burned stone.
Curious research by archaeologists and anthropologists.The excavation provided scientists with strange finds: the skulls of human skeletons were strangely elongated. There was no doubt that they were subjected to deformation during life, that is, this symptom was not innate. However, what is the reason for such a strange custom - to purposefully change the shape of the skull? Perhaps, no one will give an unequivocal answer to this question. There is an assumption that in this way the Indians intimidated the enemy. Another version says that it is a sign of respect for the leader, who by nature had a stretched (albeit not so much) skull. However, a simpler explanation is possible. Like stretching the earlobes, lengthening the neck with rings and many other strange things, the Indians could consider the skull of an unusual shape simply beautiful. Which version to believe is up to you!
Indian tribes of North America are verynumerous and varied. And among them there are also people with high, middle and low levels of civilization. It is customary to single out 5 of the most highly developed tribes. These are Cherokee, Choctaw, Seminole, Chickasso Natchez, and also shouts.
Cherokee - this is probably the most interesting Indiantribe. For a long time they settled the Appalachian mountains. Europeans became aware of them in the XVI century during the landing of members of the Spanish expedition to the shores of North America.
Indigenous peoples have certain laws andregulations. For example, they are very hospitable. Food is cooked only once a day - for lunch (men and women at the same time eat separately). They cultivate the land and farm together. It is important that these and other curious traditions have been observed for many centuries, and therefore the culture of Indian tribes is a very interesting subject for study.