War Bonnet

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[@jimward8095]

All war bonnets are super,the surving people should be very proud.S uch a shame we cannot turn back history excellent short tutorial

[@halbarbour7340]

A later Blackfeet bonnet, most Blackfeet bonnets are 'stand up' style, where the feathers were fastened in a circle around the headband, then a trail of feathers behind.
Most traders into the upper Missouri, where the territory of the Blackfeet lived were at first, French, then Canadian, Scots and English, then American.
Fort Union, on the present day border of North Dakota and Montana was an American Trading post suppling the Plains Tribes of the region.

[@MusikCassette]

das the war bonnet work as head protection?

[@SteezeCartel]

No It is just ceremonial