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This very important crop was celebrated with a special harvest ceremony each year.
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Buffalo parts used to create cups and spoons.
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After water, these were the Plains' most important natural resource.
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A celebration to honor a cultural or religious event.
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Used as fire fuel by the Plains people, instead of wood.
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A moveable home made with wooden poles and covered with buffalo skin.
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Any man who was a good warrior and a good leader could become this.
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A home made of earth which held between 20 to 40 people.
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These buffalo parts were used as water bags for Plains Indians.
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One of three important crops grown by Central Plains people, along with beans and corn.
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A house covering made of soil, held together by roots of grasses.
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Meaning 'in short supply.'
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A carrier made of wooden poles and pulled by dogs.
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What Plains people meant to show for nature through their Sun Dance ceremony.
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