The Creek, also known as Muscogee wore clothing of woven plant materials or animal hides, depending on the weather. In the summer, they wore lightweight fabrics woven from tree bark, grasses, or reeds. During the winters, they used animal skins and fur for warmth. During the 17th century they found a new materials and European fashion, the cloth was lighter and more colorful than the deer hide.
The creek also used tools, obviously. The weapons used by the Creek Indians included; war clubs, maces, knives, bows and arrows, pikes and axes. The Creek Tribe lived in different styles of shelters over the years, around the 1800’s they began to build American-Style log cabins. The Creek Indians ate; fruit, seeds, pumpkins and nuts. The Creek Indians
The creek also used tools, obviously. The weapons used by the Creek Indians included; war clubs, maces, knives, bows and arrows, pikes and axes. The Creek Tribe lived in different styles of shelters over the years, around the 1800’s they began to build American-Style log cabins. The Creek Indians ate; fruit, seeds, pumpkins and nuts. The Creek Indians