Wyandot
type: Thing
type: Q41710
type: EthnicGroup
name: Wendat-Huron
label: Hurons @ca
label: Huroni @pl
label: Гурони @uk
label: 와이언도트족 @ko
label: ワイアンドット族 @ja
label: Pueblo hurón @es
label: Wyandot people
label: شعب وايندوت @ar
label: Hurons-Wendats @fr
label: Wendat (volk) @nl
label: Suku Wyandot @in
label: Χιούρον @el
label: Huronoj @eo
label: Huron herria @eu
label: 休伦族 @zh
label: Uroni @it
label: Hurões @pt
label: Гуроны @ru
subject: Category:Native American tribes in Michigan
subject: Category:Great Lakes tribes
subject: Category:Indigenous peoples of the Northeastern Woodlands
subject: Category:Native American tribes in Ohio
subject: Category:Iroquoian peoples
subject: Category:Native American tribes in Oklahoma
subject: Category:First Nations in Ontario
subject: Category:First Nations in Quebec
subject: Category:Native Americans in the American Revolution
subject: Category:Wyandot
subject: Category:Tribal Confederacies of indigenous peoples of North America
description: grup etnic din America de Nord @ro
description: индейское племя @ru
description: etnická skupina severoamerických indiánů @cs
description: tribu nativa de Ohio, Estados Unidos @es
description: groupe ethnique en Amérique @fr
description: ethnische Gruppe in Amerika @de
description: popolazioni indigene nordamericane @it
description: North American ethnic group
description: индианско племе @bg
description: volk @nl
caption: Wyandot moccasins, 1880, Bata Shoe Museum
region: Canada
region: United States
language: English language
language: French language
language: Wyandot language
languages: French language
languages: Wyandot language
languages: English language
religions: Christianity, others
hypernym: Peoples
source: Jesuit Relations, Volume XV
text: They are robust, and all are much taller than the French. Their only covering is a beaver skin, which they wear upon their shoulders in the form of a mantle; shoes and leggings in winter, a tobacco pouch behind the back, a pipe in the hand; around their necks and arms bead necklaces and bracelets of porcelain; they also suspend these from their ears, and around their locks of hair. They grease their hair and faces; they also streak their faces with black and red paint.
related: other Iroquoian peoples
religion: Christianity
related: Iroquoian peoples
author: François du Peron
group: Wendat-Huron
group: Wyandot
pop: 6980
pop: 6883
population place: Canada
population place: Michigan
population place: Oklahoma
population place: United States
population place: Kansas
population place: Quebec