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They ate mostly buffalo, deer, and turkey. They also ate corn, squash, and beans. They were nomads who had to hunt and harvest much of their food, What is the Apache shelter like? Cochise (or Cheis) was one of the most famous Apache leaders (along with Geronimo and Mangas Coloradas) to resist intrusions by Americans during the 19th century. He was described as a large man (for the time), with a muscular frame. The shelter that the Apache Indians live in is the dwellings. They built shelters that were called the âwickiupâ. This shelter was covered with brush, grass, and reed mats, they always had a fire pit and a smoke hole. Almost everything that they used for shelter had grass on top to shelter them.
Geology Home Page physical geology historical geology planetary gems. Roger Weller, geology instructor. wellerr@cochise.edu. Apache Tears (obsidian) by Erica Mallett Physical Geology Fall 2011. Apache Tears: From the Legend to Your Pocket. Apache tears are a form of black obsidian found around Superior, AZ.Apache tears are more than just a piece of black obsidian they hold a deeper meaning. The legend is about the Coyote, Tonto and Pinal Indians who were all part of one Apache tribe.pache Tears are more than just black volcanic glass. They are a symbol of the sacrifice that the Apache men gave and the pain that their loved ones felt that cold winter day in 1870. Apache Tears are not just a stone but are used to help heal not only the body but the soul as well.