Type of fishing spear

Long homes made of cedar, built for multiple families.

Religious leader who wore masks to communicate with the spirit world.

A rawhide carrying case decorated with geometric designs.

Long, wooden fishing tool with shells or bones carved into arrowheads.

Cone-shaped or dome-shaped homes made out of bark.

Shells used to make belts that were used as “money” in trading.

A stone with a bowl shape

Tools used to shape wood.

Wattle is the frame of branches and daub is the mud packed on top.

A wooden trap that is laid across the river, used in fishing.

Partially underground room in pueblo homes for family gatherings and ceremonies.

Stone tools used to hollow out tree trunks to make canoes.

Huts made of palm leaves on a wood frame, with a raised floor.

Large dinner that lasted several days.

A smooth stone used to grind
corn in a metate.

Digging tool with a flat blade that makes a right angle with the wooden handle, used to dig out crops.

Cone-shaped building made with wooden poles and tree bark covered in clay.

A “sled” used to make moving easier; could be attached to a dog or horse.

Woven baskets that can be carried on the back.