Created by Tawqir Azad for7th Grade GT Social Studies's
Native American Project
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The Coahuiltecan Indians were a community of hundreds of
very small groups scattered across South Texas and Northeastern
Mexico, including Coahuila, Mexico, a state. Where they lived, the
climate was intensely hot, and they couldn't grow crops, and they
were nomads, moving around their general living area.
Where did they live?

South TexasCoahuila, Mexico,hence their name

When Did they live?
The Coahuiltecans lived at the general time of the 1500s to
the early-to-mid 1800s. During their time, they encountered other
tribes, some enemies, and the Spanish, arriving from Europe.

This vase is a simple replica of what Native
American pots and vases were like at the time.

What did they live in?
The Coahuiltecans lived in nimble tree branches, draped
over with animal hide. Their homes were essentially Teepees-
however, these were not cones, but domes.


The Coahuiltecans lived in huts a lot
like this one- however, this is only a replica
showing the insides too- their huts were
draped with a bit more more animal hide.
The Coahuiltecans lived in huts similar of
the picture above- the teepees.

How did they live?
The Coahuiltecans usually preferred hunting and gathering over fishing and
farming. Their regimen included ants and their eggs, worms, snakes, lizards,
etc. people presumed the Coahuiltecans didn't use many tools, but some of
the tools they did use comprised of bow and arrows, hammers,
spears/javelins, knives, etc. to hunt, from small mammals to buffalo. To
store items such as food or other small belongings, some Coahuiltecans
hollowed out squashes and other gourds for the use.
The Coahuiltecans hunted with tools
similar to these.



Squashes like these and other gourds were
hollowed out for storage by the Coahuiltecans.

What did they hunt?
Some of the animals that were common to fall prey to the Cohuiltecan were
buffalo, deer, javelinas- a small mammal very similar to wild pigs, and some
other small mammals.



Left to right: Buffalo, Javelina, Deer
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