Before European explorers and fur traders arrived, only stone tools could be used for cutting and like all native Americans the Mi'kmaq would have used flint, chert and other stone blades fixed to a wooden haft.
Very soon after contact with Europeans the Mi'kmaq obtained hatchets and knives of metal. Their word for tomahawk was tmi'gn.
The link below takes you to an early drawing of a Mi'kmaq warrior with a traded tomahawk, rather larger than usual:
Yes, they did!
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There was no chef,the women did the cooking.
they traveled by boat
yes
No. They were their own tribe, but they gave birth (not literally) to the Metis tribe.
spears,arrows,tomahawks,
the mi'kmaq tribe used spears for weapons
The Micmacs lived, and still live in, the woodlands.
the mi'kmaq used a system that is some what like a king a stroung brave figure for each tribe
how did the micmac tribe treat john cabot
bows arrows blowguns, tomahawks, baskets etc.