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Region- northern Texas
Food- deer, small game, fruits, nuts, seasonal buffalo, corns, squash, beans, and pumpkins
Clothing- skirts, ponchos, earrings, moccasin, and buffalo robes in the winter
Housing- grass huts and tepees
Traditions- tattoos encircling eye
Enemies- Apache and Osage
Characteristic- tribal tattoos

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Region- the panhandle
Food- buffalo, potatoes, fruit, small game, and corn they got from neighboring tribes
Clothing- dresses, vests, breach-cloths, moccasins, leather leggings, and fringes.
Housing- tepees
Traditions- the medicine priest, The Sun Dance, symbolic tepee paintings
Enemies- Lakota, Pawnee, and Cheyenne
Characteristics- tall, long haired, graceful

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Region- Along the Rio Grande
Food- corn, beans, squash, tobacco, cotton, sunflowers, deer, antelope, nuts, herbs, fruit, and small game
Clothing- dresses that left the right shoulder bare, breach-cloths, and short kilts.
Housing- pueblo
Traditions- they had a sacred drum.
Enemies- they attacked the Spanish and were used by the Texas Rangers to fight the Comanches and Apaches
Characteristics- idk but please still give me a hundred!!!

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Region- east Texas
Food- cornbread, stews, co, beans, sunflowers, deer buffalo, and fish.
Clothing- leather leggings, breach-cloths, women wore skirts and ponchos made of deerskin, men didn't usually wear shirts, in the winter everyone wore buffalo robes, both genders also wore earrings and moccasins
Housing- beehive shaped grass houses
Traditions- drums important to their music and dance, they also did a lot of trading and farming
Enemies- Osage and Sioux
Characteristics- they painted, pierced, and tatooed themselves

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Region- southeastern Texas and southwest Louisiana
Food- seafooid/fish, big game (alligators, deer, buffalo), fruit, honey, and nuts
Clothing- men wore loincloth, women wore wraparound skirts, shirts were not required, but mantles were worn in colder weather
Housing- a hut framed by wood and covered with reeds and grass
Traditions- artwork, music, storytelling, ceremonial dances, and traditional medicines
Enemies- Natchez and Choctaw
Characteristic- short, stout, and dark

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Region- south Texas
Food- deer, rabbits, lizards, snakes, but mostly roots, fruit, and plants
Clothing- little clothing (made from lechuguilla)if not naked
Housing- lived in dome huts covered with plants and hides
Traditions- they were friendly, but became more survivalist after surviving holocaust. They were just trying to make it to the next day.
Enemies- surviving and different groups of Coahuiltecan
Characteristics- again, friendly until the holocaust: then they started being weaker and and survivalist.

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The Karankawa lived on the coast of The Gulf of Mexico.
This tribe is rumored to be cannibalistic. They ate clams in the winter. It was easy for them to catch fish. When clams weren't safe to eat, they gathered berries and roots.
The Karankawa wore simple clothing. The males were usually naked. The children also went naked in warmer months. Women wore grass skirts. Since there were a lot of bugs in the area, the Karankawa would smear fat and grease on them.
It's hard to explain the houses, they were domes made of grass, palm leafs, etc.
The Karankawa kept coyote-breaded dogs. For transportation they used canoes, since their traditions were widely affected by the Gulf of Mexico They also had competitive games such as wrestling.
I don't think that the Karankawa had very many enemies. They were feared because they were good with bows, great hunters, and had ceremonial cannibal sessions eating their enemies.
They were good hunters, however they were poorly armed. They were also extremely tall.