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The Symbol of the Buffalo

The Symbol of the Buffalo
Tell a Friend		To the American Indians, the buffalo symbolized the universe. Much of the Indian life centered around the buffalo herd. Buffalo provided food, clothing, utensils, and tools necessary in daily life. The Indians believed that a child whose named included the word “buffalo” would mature quickly, exhibit the strength of the buffalo, and become an extraordinary hunter.


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