Arapaho Tribe
The Arapaho tribe often referred to themselves as the Inuna-Ina. This is a rough translation of the Arapaho tribe that means “our people.” Religion, government, warring tribes, tools, geography, and food were important cultural aspects of the Arapaho tribe.
Tools and food were very important cultural aspects of the Arapaho tribe. The tribe used bows and arrows, spears, and hide shields. The tribe ate buffalo, elk, deer, fish, fruit, and roots. This is important because their tools dictated how they hunted and where they traveled. The Arapahos were nomads, following the buffalos across the Great Plains.
Religion and government played a big role in the tribe. The Arapahos lived in band, usually by birth, each with a chief chosen