If it was cold, the Timucuas wore a matchcoat. This was a long wrap-around jacket with no holes for sleeves. The Timucuas could also make moccasins to keep their feet dry, warm, and protected on long journeys. We make most of our clothes from a plant, just like the Timucua women did. The Timucuas used deer, bear, panther, and rabbit skins to make clothes.
Some people wear leather jackets today.
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