Ancient Native Americans chose willow strips to make baskets primarily because they were easy to bend and easy to find. Willow is a flexible material that can be shaped easily, making it suitable for weaving baskets. Additionally, willows are commonly found near water sources, providing easy access for the communities that utilized them. While there may be other properties of willow, such as its water-resistant qualities, the ease of accessibility and flexibility are the primary reasons for its use in basket making.
Ancient Native Americans chose willow strips to make baskets because they were easy 2 bend and
Easy 2 find
Rare and valuable
Muti-colored
Waterproof
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