The Inuits used animal skins for clothing.
The Inuits used animal skins for clothing.
They used animal skins.
For food, and the hides. Clothing was made from the skins.
They hunted animals and used there skins as clothing.
they used grass, tule, bark, and animal skins
they made their clothing out of
they make their clothing with animals skins
they used animal skins so that was more natural.
yes, they use rabbit skins as clothing. First they kill it then they skin it and take it to make clothing out of it
Hunter-gatherers typically wore clothing made from animal skins or furs. The type of clothing varied depending on the climate and resources available in their specific environment. They often used bones, shells, and plant materials to decorate and accessorize their clothing.
It was able to provide a lot of food and the skins could be used for clothing and blankets.