They may have used hides, thatch, turf or bark on a conical (teepee-like) or rounded (wigwam-like) frame.

"We only use hides from animals used for meat."

Duplicating wartime patterns, often obtained through "reverse engineering" from dissected originals, and using correct hides, all-cotton thread, and even actual the World War II-era-old stock Talon zippers, they have effectively recreated a wartime-era jacket that can be worn daily without fear of damaging a valuable original.

Most of the metal ores were mined before the arrival of the Tsurani, although very small amounts remain; as a result of this the inhabitants use lacquer-covered cured hides and wooden weapons which have roughly the same strength as their metal counterparts but which are easier to manufacture on their world.

The boats had earlier been waterproofed by using hides of animals, but these days plastic sheets are used for this purpose as they are cheaper as well as easily available.

Southwestern Native Americans hunted them for meat but also used their fur and hides.

He showed the intricacies and dangers of getting pictures at close range and explained that he used hides and scaffold towers, decoys, and foods for different types of birds and animals.

Elk and deer were also valuable for their meat, and the people put to use their bones and hides for tools, musical instruments and ornaments.

LEATHER was bound to move out of the library, but who would have thought it would turn up on floors and walls, where it has hardly been seen since the 1920's, when designers like Jean-Michel Frank were using hides in unusual ways?

Each other they did not eat, because dog does not eat dog, and therefore they were beginning to grow hungry, although they had plenty of grain and cattle of which they used the milk and hides.