Plateau Tule Mat Lodge
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Oblong tule mat lodge tule reeds 336 x 228 x 168 2012.
Plateau tule mat lodge. Tules bulrush scirpus acutus were a perfect material for mats and lodge covers growing up to 10 feet in length in along river beds and marshy lake areas they were a perfect material for the changing seasons. How did the coyote kill the beast. The coyote burned the beast. The plateau first nations used tule reed mats unlike the plains who used animal hides to cover their tipis.
Beginning in the 18th century plateau peoples adopted tipis from the plains indians. They were made of a. The summer shelter for the plateau people was usually an above ground shelter such as a tipi or tule mat lodge. Sedges have edges bulrushes cattails and tules are round.
What about the tule mat lodge today. A few years back there was a tule mat lodge in the yakima nation museum in washington and i think there was a photo essay on their construction. Traditional schitsu umsh was a three pole 15 30 diameter. The tule mat lodge had a wooden frame covered with mats of tule.
Plateau peoples lived in three main house types. Compare and contrast sedges and tules. Salishan sturgeon nose canoe ballistic nylon skin 192 x 36 x 15 2015. They had a wooden frame covered with mats of tule or.
People of the plateau. Arrow heads nets and carvings spears and cutting tools. Southern plateau middle plains and eastern woodlands. The tule mat lodge was made using tule a type of bulrush or reed that grew in these areas.
They were large and were constructed using the same materials as the tipi. Thanks for that information steve. Tules can be found near golf course water traps irrigation ponds. Pit houses were used during the winter a tipi or tule mat lodge were used during the summer.
As the top layers of tule absorbed moisture they swelled to keep moisture from reaching lower layers and the inside of the lodge. The semi subterranean pit house the tule mat lodge and the tipi a lakota word meaning used for dwelling in the plateau peoples were semi nomadic and their dwellings were constructed from portable reusable materials. They were built with several layers of tule. A tule mat lodge.
Kootenai conical style tule mat lodge. Would like to add that the name has been changed to yakama just the city retained the old spelling. Ktunaxa tule mat tipi. The tule mat lodge was also a summer shelter that was built above ground.
Investigate a local pond spring or slough to examine tules and their habitat. Tule mat lodges were essentially large oblong shaped tipis constructed using the same materials. Name 2 tools the plateau people used.
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