From Cordage to Dinner

The People found resources for food thinly spread in Southern Idaho.

In Northern Idaho, food resources were more plentiful, however plants and animals did not willingly hop into the cookpot.

Edible plants were found at widely dispersed locations, and large animals followed seasonal migrations. This made predicting where and when to gather and hunt difficult. Using cordage made finding food easier.

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