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Why Were Buffalo So Important To The Plains Indians?

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The buffalo was so important to the plains indians because:

Knives, necklaces, and dice- the bones
food bag- the bladder
buckets- the intestines
fuel- their dung
drink- blood
bow strings- tendons
food- flesh
religious rituals- their skull
offering to nature- their heart
sledges- ribs
soap- fat
blankets- fur
hairbrush- tongue
stuffing for cushions, rope
tepee covers, clothes, harnesses, shields- their skin
fly whisk- tail
glue- hooves
spoons, headress- horns

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The Indians relied on them for meat and their hides were used to make shelter ,shoes, their fur for warmth in the winter months.

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