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P otowatomi

By Jackson and Daniel. P otowatomi. Potawatomi’s clothing. They wore deer skin ,special cloth,robes and moccasins they also wore boots which are very helpful in battle. The potawatomi ate vegetables such as squash,beans and rice. The ptawatomi ate Different types of Meat and vegetables.

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P otowatomi

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  1. By Jackson and Daniel Potowatomi

  2. Potawatomi’s clothing They wore deer skin ,special cloth,robes and moccasins they also wore boots which are very helpful in battle.

  3. The potawatomi ate vegetables such as squash,beans and rice The ptawatomi ate Different types of Meat and vegetables

  4. The Potawatomi lived in parts of western Michigan And eastern Wisconsin around green bay Location = potawatomi territory

  5. Potawatomi legend Nanaboozhoo tripped on the mishekae (turtle) and hurt mishekae and he learned to watch where he is going • This is a picture of a mishekae (turtle) she is the turtle that nanaboozhoo tripped over • ←

  6. The Potawatomi had many sacret rituals They had a special drum The potawatomi believed in many gods And one great spirit.

  7. POTAWATOMI HOUSING Potawatomi lived in wigwams. wigwams were made out Of birchbark, cloth and tree branches

  8. Bibliography Clifton, James A. Potawatomi. New York: Chelsea House, 1987. Print. Prairie Band Potawatomi Nation Schonberg, Marcia. Michigan Native Peoples (Heinemann StNew York: Heinemann Library, 2003. Printate Studies)..

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