If a Blackfoot wife were unfaithful her husband was entitled to slice off the tip of her nose and cut her hair short, to make her unattractive to any other man. There is a photograph of a Blackfoot woman mutilated in this way on page 108 of the book "The Blackfeet; Raiders on the Northern Plains" by John C Ewers.
An unfaithful husband was treated less harshly; he might have a horse confiscated as a kind of fine.
Nose mutilation for women was apparently a widespread punishment among the Blackfoot tribes and is well documented.
they wear animal skins to keep them warm!
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the main tradition of the Caddo tribe is fire. They always had a fire in each wickiup
you cold do a fish or something
They could trade things from the sea, such as fish and shells.
The Blackfeet tribe were the most aggressive and noncooperation tribe toward white settlers. Many settlers tried to avoid the Blackfeet tribe, or the confrontation would result in deadly conflict.
The blackfeet tribe used spears, tomahawks, bows and arrows, the dagger, and the war club.
As of 2021, there are an estimated 16,000 enrolled members of the Blackfeet Tribe in Montana. The total number of Blackfeet tribal members, both enrolled and not enrolled, is likely higher.
The Blackfeet are members of the Blackfoot American aboriginal tribe.
they wear animal skins to keep them warm!
The Indian tribe Blackfeet
The Blood Tribe belongs to the Blackfeet Confederacy, consisting of the Blackfeet, Blood, and Piegan Tribes. Ancestral Homeland: Northern Plains of the United States, southern Canada - Nancy-
The Ainu of Japan share common ancestry with all native American groups in North, Central and South America.
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Yes, the Blackfeet Indians were very friendly. The only time they were not was when another tribe or group of peoples were aggressive or mean to them, then they would feel threatened. Blackfoot Indians are very nice people.
One third of the Blackfeet Tribe died of smallpox in 1780. A second smallpox epidemic hit in 1837. In the winter of 1883-1884 500 Blackfeet starved to death because the Indian Agent responsible for them stole their cattle and supplies.
Presuming that your great grandmother was half Indian and presuming there are no other lines of Indian in you, that would make your Grandmother 1/4 Indian, your mother 1/8th Indian and yourself 1/16th. Not enough to be called Indian. If your great grandmother was less than half, that would lower those percentages.