Traditional Inuit clothing was made of __________.
A.
animal skins obtained through hunting
B.
sheepskin from sheep raised by the family
C.
woven textiles from locally grown cotton
D.
silk imported from China

Question

Traditional Inuit clothing was made of __________.
A.
animal skins obtained through hunting
B.
sheepskin from sheep raised by the family
C.
woven textiles from locally grown cotton
D.
silk imported from China

anonymous · Answer

Historically much of their clothing was made of seal skin and caribou hides but modern Inuit have much the same clothing as we do for cold weather. It is a dying art to make clothes from animal hides.