Language/Multiple-languages/Culture/Traditional-Weapons-and-Armours:-Northern-America

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Northern America	Northern Africa	Northern Europe	Central Asia	Micronesia
Central America	Western Africa	Eastern Europe	Eastern Asia	Polynesia
Caribbean	Central Africa	Western Europe	Western Asia	Melanesia
Southern America	Eastern Africa	Southern Europe	Southern Asia	Australia and New Zealand
	Southern Africa		Southeastern Asia

Weapon

Axe

Tomahawk

Abenaki	Arikara	Cheyenne	Choctaw	Crow	Delaware	Lakota
demahigan	kanistarahí	tȯhoo'o	iskifushi	iilúxxiiwaatchipe	təmahikan	čhaŋȟpí

Malecite-Passamaquoddy	Muscogee	Oneida	Ottawa	Powhatan	Seneca	Tunica
tomhikon	pucuswvce	atkulé·ki	waagaakdoons	tamahaac	gají:wa’	yaruhtohku

Club

Gunstock War Club

Knife

Ulu

Inuktitut
ᐅᓗ

Polearm

Kakivak

Ranged Weapon

Blowgun

Architectures	Costumes	Foods	Miscellaneous Handicrafts	Musical Instruments	Symbols and Motifs	Visual Arts	Vehicles	Weapons and Armours	Writings
Calendars and Clocks	Performing Arts	Economic Systems	Festivals	Games	Literatures	Martial Arts	Music	Religions and Folklores	Political Systems	Units of Measurement

main page

Northern America	Northern Africa	Northern Europe	Central Asia	Micronesia
Central America	Western Africa	Eastern Europe	Eastern Asia	Polynesia
Caribbean	Central Africa	Western Europe	Western Asia	Melanesia
Southern America	Eastern Africa	Southern Europe	Southern Asia	Australia and New Zealand
	Southern Africa		Southeastern Asia