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I read that some tribes grew some things for a season before moving on.
I don't know what it is they grew though.
I've read they didn't farm as such.

New to the thread, but I think you are correct there was some farming done because I think I read the Native Americans had corn and shared it with the white men that came. But I am thinking it depended on the tribe and their location (both weather related and where on the map) if they herded animals or farmed and how much. Because that's part of the controversy in American history because I read that many tribes in the north east from VA west to IL and north there were some tribes like in the old western movies stereotyped but many many tribes that were different from the rest of the world but were supposed to be "civilized" (had government, some buildings they lived in etc etc etc, shame we white folks killed most of them out, esp. since it was basically racism and ideological reasons they were killed),
 
New to the thread, but I think you are correct there was some farming done because I think I read the Native Americans had corn and shared it with the white men that came. But I am thinking it depended on the tribe and their location (both weather related and where on the map) if they herded animals or farmed and how much. Because that's part of the controversy in American history because I read that many tribes in the north east from VA west to IL and north there were some tribes like in the old western movies stereotyped but many many tribes that were different from the rest of the world but were supposed to be "civilized" (had government, some buildings they lived in etc etc etc, shame we white folks killed most of them out, esp. since it was basically racism and ideological reasons they were killed),
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My understanding is similar. The Native Americans were far from the savages portrayed by popular culture. Apparently some tribes were nomadic while others did farm and had 'laws' rather than customs.
Interestingly (I'm British) our school taught history in the UK makes similar dismissive claim about the Aborigines and the behavior of the British regard the Aborigines was equally as bad as the European settles in the US, but of course, this gets glossed over in British schools.
 
You'll have to ask perchie.... But I'm kinda thinking the Pueblo Indians were very much Farmers with crops and such......
The Pueblo Indians were farmers ... There were a lot of farmers in the various regions. Especially along the coasts.... But on the plains they traveled with the food....

There were areas in the east where they would hunt and gather in one valley for a couple of years then move on to leave it fallow to allow the animals to repopulate... Climate change wiped out the Pueblos....

The Kumeayay were big farmers.... Made permanent villages and is still the largest native American Nation... From Mexico all the way up to the Los Angeles area... They cooperated with each other against a common foe as well. The Spanish then the influx of the whites... Oh the things we did....

I used to sit and have coffee next to one of their Chiefs... A bit of an ego maniac but a talker I enjoyed the conversation even If I wasn't included.... LOL.

deb
 
I'm interested because I was trying to find out if chickens were introduced to The Americas by the Spanish as history taught here would have us believe.

Yes and no...

The chickens native to south America were brought there in prehistory by people who came from Indonesia/Philippines area

European livestock in north America, lots of those yes were from the Spanish. So Longhorns, horses, chickens... and I think sheep too.

I am pretty sure that south American chickens, llamas and Alpacas did NOT make it all of the way up to north America until WAY late (after USA was founded).

But... the animals the Spanish brought came over super early, in the 14 and 15 hundreds.
 
After 1wk (minus 2days of rain & 1 day of jury duty) we got the bones of the Catio up. The one cat who's discovered it LOVES it out there. It still needs plants & some other stuff, but at least its functional & DH & I didn't kill each other along the way (tho some days we came closer than others. :rolleyes:) The neighbor is obsessed with it (in a good way) & keeps telling me its too hot for the cat & needs a roof. I keep reminding him that the cat can go inside if he's too hot. I think the neighbor is just excited that he doesn't have to look at my old rusty shed & trashcans anymore.
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After 1wk (minus 2days of rain & 1 day of jury duty) we got the bones of the Catio up. The one cat who's discovered it LOVES it out there. It still needs plants & some other stuff, but at least its functional & DH & I didn't kill each other along the way (tho some days we came closer than others. :rolleyes:) The neighbor is obsessed with it (in a good way) & keeps telling me its too hot for the cat & needs a roof. I keep reminding him that the cat can go inside if he's too hot. I think the neighbor is just excited that he doesn't have to look at my old rusty shed & trashcans anymore.
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Wow! That looks great! :highfive:
 
After 1wk (minus 2days of rain & 1 day of jury duty) we got the bones of the Catio up. The one cat who's discovered it LOVES it out there. It still needs plants & some other stuff, but at least its functional & DH & I didn't kill each other along the way (tho some days we came closer than others. :rolleyes:) The neighbor is obsessed with it (in a good way) & keeps telling me its too hot for the cat & needs a roof. I keep reminding him that the cat can go inside if he's too hot. I think the neighbor is just excited that he doesn't have to look at my old rusty shed & trashcans anymore.
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What happened to the trashcans??
 

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