deerskins (Meaning)

deerskins

a garment of deerskin, a garment of this leather, leather made from the skin of a deer

The Native American tribe traded deerskins for essential goods at the frontier post.
The pioneer's family relied on deerskins for clothing and shelter in the harsh wilderness.
The frontiersman wore a hunting shirt made from supple deerskins, protecting him from the elements.
The deerskins were carefully tanned and softened, resulting in a durable and flexible material.
Archaeological findings indicate that early humans utilized deerskins for various purposes, including tool-making and adornment.
The deerskins were used to create decorative rugs and blankets, adding warmth and comfort to Native American dwellings.
Despite their strength, deerskins were prone to deterioration, requiring proper storage and maintenance.
The deerskins provided insulation and protection against the biting cold of winter for both humans and animals.
The rhythmic beating of deerskins on drums accompanied traditional Native American rituals and ceremonies.
The vibrant colors and intricate designs on some deerskins reflected the artistic skills and storytelling traditions of different Native American tribes.

a garment of deerskin, a garment of this leather, leather made from the skin of a deer

seals, pigskins, cowhides, pelts, alligators, cordovans, chamois, buckskins, kidskins, snakeskins

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The Native American tribe traded deerskins for essential goods at the frontier post.

The pioneer's family relied on deerskins for clothing and shelter in the harsh wilderness.

The frontiersman wore a hunting shirt made from supple deerskins, protecting him from the elements.

The deerskins were carefully tanned and softened, resulting in a durable and flexible material.