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Most tomahawk handles  were made out of wood and the heads were carved out of stone. Tomahawks were used as tools or sometimes used in hand-to-hand combats

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Bow and arrows were used for hunting and war. An example of the bow and arrow's use in hunting was fishing. Bowstrings were made of sinew (a tendon or ligament) or sometimes yucca (a sword-shaped leaved plant). To make powerful bows, animal tendons were used to back them up and made them springier

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Spears were used for both hunting and warfare. They were launched, thrusted and  used in hand-to-hand combat. Spear handles were made out of wood and had heads carved out of stone.

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A reason why Apache warriors attacked tribes was for food, because the Mexican government had cut off food rations to Apaches. This increased raiding on the Pueblo Indians and non-indian settlers for food and livestock. The Spaniards gave the Apache food to keep peace.

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Pueblos traded with Apache indians as part of a peace treaty. Often times peace treaties were broken and when that happened Apache warriors would attack and raid their tribes and villages.

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Conflict began between Spaniards and the Apaches when they tried to colonize (take control of) their lands. Spanish slave traders also provoked the Apaches into making raids

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Ambushes were meant to capture livestock. When the attacker chooses the location, the time to attack is whenever the target enters the kill zone. These ambushes required real-time intelligence

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Apache fought like animals, they fought to destroy. They did it for greed, for revenge, and sometimes just for the sake of killing. This is the reason why they won battle after battle.

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Bow and arrow were the most useful weapon when it came to long distance fighting. Spears were launched and thrusted by hand from far distances. The Apache's weapons could get as far as 18-20 ft. far also depending on the material it was made of.

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Apache trainees competed in horse races, boxing & kicking contests, bow and arrow contests , gun/rifles shooting contests , dirt wrestling, knife sparring, and stick sparring. These contests were standard ways of training/fighting to prepare them for conflict.

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The Apaches wore thick leather vests, shirts and leather straps for the limbs. These leather clothing helped control their agility and stealth. The leather shirts protected their abdomen also allowing them to move freely at the same time while training and battling.

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My warrior promoted peace and fairness by signing peace treaties with other pueblos and stealingfrom tribes that were unfair, as a way to get revenge. I think this relates to letter D. in the UN document of Declaration on a Culture of Peace because as long as other people treated them fairly they would do the same.

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It was very difficult for the Apaches to fight a culture they know very little about, so they studied various cultures and their fighting tactics to improve their fighting skills. An Apache warrior had to learn from their experience after battling other warrior cultures.