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NATIVE AMERICAN GAMES - University of Iowa

NATIVE AMERICAN GAMES Compiled by Ch rie Haury Artz Office of the State Archaeologist University of Iowa Traditional GAMES were played by adults and children of both genders. Some were played only by one group or the other and others were played by everyone. While some GAMES were simple past times others were taken very seriously, much like football, basketball, or other sports today. Being known as a skilled player gave a person a certain status, like being a star football player might today. Traditional GAMES had many purposes. Unlike today s high tech GAMES these GAMES were not meant to be played alone. The GAMES brought people together, stimulated social interaction, and strengthened social bonds. They also taught skills, patience, and endurance virtues that would be important in adult life. BULL ROARER Used as toys, ceremonial objects, and musical instruments bull roarers are found all over the world.

1975 Games of North American Indians Vol. 1 & 2. Dover Publications, Inc., New York. (Republication of 24th Annual BAE Report, 1902– 1903) Densmore, Frances 1979 Chippewa Customs. Minnesota Historical Society, St. Paul. (Republication of BAE Bulletin 86, 1929) Foster, Lance 2009 Indians of Iowa. University of Iowa Press, Iowa City.

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