what were the wepons of the coahuiltecan tribe?

Answer 1

The weapons used include:
Bow and arrow (cheilds were made of bison hide
Clubs
Fists and sticks (See http://www.tsha.utexas.edu/handbook/online/articles/CC/bmcah.html)

In the 18th century they used firearms, bows and arrows and shields (See http://www.accessgenealogy.com/native/tribes/tonkawa/tonkawaindianhist.htm)

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Coahuiltecan is not the name of a single tribe. It is a name given collectively to as many as 120 different bands of Indians that lived in Southern Texas alon the Rio Grande. They all had their own cultures, and many even spoke different languages. They were nomadic, and didn't usually build permanent homes. Their diets were mostly vegeatarian. None of the Coahuiltecan bands exist today. During the 17 and 1800's disease from white Europeans wiped out whole villages, and severely weakened the structure of remaining bands. They were left starving, and with the climate shift from wet and lush to dry and dusty, there was little to eat. Their blood was mixed by marriage to Spaniards and Mexicans, and their culture was virtually lost.

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After the expulsion from israel the 10 northern tribes excluding the Tribes of Lavi and Judah were sent throughout the world. The Falashas, who are from Ethiopia, may have been part of the 10 Lost Tribes. Because we dont know who they 10 lost tribes are, we dont know, but it is a common idea

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Coahuiltecans Weapons