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Survival Skills of the North American Indians
Second Edition
by Peter Goodchild
Reviewed by Felicia Elpel

      Native Americans had to survive without the modern day conveniences that we take for granted. How did they do it? Peter Goodchild dives in and explains the methods that were used in his book Survival Skills of the North American Indians. It covers plants and animals used for food, many of the tools used and how they were made, hunting methods, shelters and more. He goes into depth on the methods used by the Natives all across North America from the seas to the plains and forests. The book includes fourteen chapters that explain how life was lived in all the climates of North America. Skills covered include: plant and animal food, tools and tool making, bows and arrows, traps and snares, fishing, shelters, clothing, medicine, transportation, fire, preparation of hides, cordage, baskets and pottery. Chicago Review Press. ISBN: 978-1556523458. 1984, 1999. 241 Pages.

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