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7 Forgotten Skills That Helped Native Americans Survive Freezing Winters

The story highlights seven time-tested winter skills used by diverse Native American peoples to endure brutal cold. (1) Seasonal reading and camp placement—choosing wind-sheltered, sun-caught sites near wood and water. (2) Shelter engineering—insulated tipis, earth lodges, and snow houses with smoke vents, heated stones, and raised bedding. (3) Hide-and-fur clothing—brain-tanned layers, sinew stitching, and waterproof greases. (4) Reliable firecraft—bow-drill embers, tinder fungus, stone reflectors, and ember transport between camps. (5) Cold-season food systems—smoked and dried meats/fish, fat-rich pemmican, buried caches, and ice cellars. (6) Winter mobility and hunting—snowshoes, toboggans, dog sleds, track reading, and ice-fishing. (7) Community medicine and resilience—herbal remedies, sweat lodges, sharing networks, and winter storytelling that preserved morale and knowledge. Together, these practices turned lethal winters into survivable seasons.

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