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Some tools that the American Indians of the Plateau Region would use the willow sticks for harvesting camas, they'd use baskets to hold belongings, and use spears for fishing.

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They would spend more time in the winter making clothes. In the fall, they'd hunt antelope and deer. The women would take the hides and prepare them. Then they'd turn the hides into clothing such as dresses, leggings, and skirts. They'd decorate their clothing with designs made from seeds and shells. The Native Americans of the Plateau would also weave lots of different kinds of baskets and hats.

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The American Indians of the Plateau would built their houses partly underground . They'd dig a pit, line it with a log frame, and cover it with samplings. reeds, and mud.

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Because the Native Americans lived near two plentiful rivers, their main source of meat was salmon. They collected wild onions and carrots in the grasslands. One of their favorites was camas, a starchy root related to lilies. They would use willow digging sticks and uproot the cama for eating it uncooked, for roasting, and for grinding into flour.

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The Plateau Indians live in an area close to present day Canada. The area has dense forests, flatlands, rolling hills, and steep gorges. The central part is drier ad covered with grass and sagebush. The Plateau had two rivers, the Columbia and the Fraser.