Claim: The bandolier belt which is worn by some North American tribes, are cultural icons with the Ojibwe.
Evidence: Also known as Bandolier bags, similar bags are made and worn by several North American tribes. They are cultural icons among the Ojibwe, (also known as Anishinaabe, Chippewa, Ojibwa and other variants). A bandolier was a broad belt that had loops to hold powder charges or cartridges European infantry soldiers wore them as early as the 16th century.