The Culture of the Iroquois
Agriculture provided most of the Iroquois diet. Corns, bean and squash were important.
Men left in the fall and came back mid-winter for hunting.
Spring was fishing season
Other than clearing fields and building villages, the primary occupation for a man was warfare.
Tatoos were common for both genders.
Torture and cannabalism were ugly trails for the Iroquois, leaders changed this quickly.
Their political system made them unique, their forming of the League of Nations had no European influence.
The often defeated armies twice their size, even though they used generic firearms, their unity helped them in battle.
