What kind of clothing did the Indians wear at mission san gabriel?

Clothing of the Native American Tribes at Mission San Gabriel in the 18th Century

- Men: Loincloth, knee-length buckskin leggings(deer skins), woven fur sash or belt, moccasins, sometimes cloaks or robes made from rabbit fur or deerskin. Ornaments/accessories may include necklaces made of bone or shell, headbands with feathers, and earrings made from bone, shell, or beads.

- Women: Long skirt made from deerskins, woven fur sash or belt, moccasins, sleeveless deerskin tunic or blouse. During ceremonial occasions, skirts were decorated with shells or beads, hair was elaborately styled and adorned with feathers or other ornaments, shell or bone earrings.

- Children: Often went without clothing, especially in warmer weather. In chilly weather, they might wear a small buckskin wrap or garment.

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