[DOC] [TLE] Birch Bark Canoes: Native Indian Tribes for kids *** [PAR] Facts, history and information about the life and lifestyles of Native American ... 
The tribes built canoes made from the bark of the birch trees over a wooden 
frame. ... different types and species of birch trees including the Paper Birches (
Betula ... Birch Bark Canoes Fact 11: The Huron canoes measured about 21 feet 
long (7... [DOC] [TLE] Native American Canoes - Native Indian Tribes [PAR] Three main types of canoes were built, dugout, birch bark and tule (reed) canoes, 
... a wooden framework and the tough paper-like bark peeled from the birch tree 
... built by the Northwest Pacific coast tribes were up to 60 feet (18 m) long and... [DOC] [TLE] Free Flashcards about NATIVE AMERICANS - StudyStack [PAR] NATIVE AMERICANS MADE CANOES UP TO 45' LONG FROM THE BARK OF 
THE PAPER TYPE OF THIS TREE, BIRCH. NATIVE AMERICANS CALLED THIS
... [DOC] [TLE] NativeTech: Native American Uses for Birchbark [PAR] Native Americans of the Northeastern Forests made wide use of the outer bark of 
... and the best type of bark for items from canoes to containers is the paper birch, 
... To peel bark sheets from the tree, a vertical slit is made down the trunk. ... two 
feet long can be peeled from around the trunk by prying up using your hands... [DOC] [TLE] Tree and Shrub Descriptions - NYS Dept. of Environmental ... [PAR] Long straight trunks of plantation trees made outstanding poles for telephone ... 
tree species in Northeast growing to 120 feet tall and with trunks up to 4 feet in 
diameter. ..... Interesting Facts: Famed for its use in Native American birchbark 
canoes. ... Bark light gray to white, may look similar to paper birch but does not 
peel. [DOC] [TLE] Uses of Birchbark in the Northeast - Abbe Museum [PAR] Many apparent inconsistencies have been cleared up in the text, but an extra 
word ... prolifically, as far south as Long Island, and north nearly to the limit of 
trees, even ... contemporary sources that in early colonial times the Indians still 
made, ... intends to cut birch-bark for canoes or utensils. ... It is useful for paper, 
mats,. [DOC] [TLE] Canoes of the First Nations of the Pacific Northwest - Don's Maps [PAR] Feb 25, 2016 ... Each canoe is made from a single cedar log, carved and steamed into shape. ... 
In the 1930s, when this canoe was made, Native and non-Native fishers ... Close-
up of the prow of Yaalth Tluu (Raven Canoe), carved in 1990, shown ..... This 48 
foot long canoe (14.6 metres) was carved by Alfred and Robert... [DOC] [TLE] Birchbark Excerpts [PAR] Birchbark The map in Figure 45 shows the growth range of the paper or white 
birch. ... the Great Lakes Indians, and those groups who settled with the French in 
the St. ... In areas outside of the range of this tree, native canoe builders 
substituted .... All other types of canoe roots, such as jack pine and northern white 
cedar,... [DOC] [TLE] Voyages of Rediscovery- Educational Expeditions: Writing on the ... [PAR] The birch bark canoe made life possible for native peoples of the North ... A 
typical Maliseet river canoe was 18'6'ft. long from end to end. ... The Cree Indians 
who are closely related to the Ojibway people occupied an ... They both had high 
ends with relatively straight sheered until the ends where they spur up at over 45
... [DOC] [TLE] Historic Walking Tour PDF - Fort De Buade Museum [PAR] 1st Fort, Fort de Buade built in 1683 by the French in St. Ignace on .... The canoe 
was the mode of transportation and the birch bark canoe ... noes was crafted by 
Native Americans from the bark of the white birch tree. ... feet long with a single 
mast. ... first cleaned and dressed up, then headed full speed toward waiting 
crowds. [DOC] [TLE] 50 Common Trees of Missouri - Forest and Woodland Association of ... [PAR] Fruit types . .... Interesting fact: Native Americans and European settlers made 
birch beer

Question: Native Americans made canoes up to 45 feet long from the bark of the paper type of this tree
Answer: birch