There are many similarities and differences between the different Native American nations regarding food. The Inuit, Aztec and Dakota all shared this trait.
There are obviously some large differences between how the Dakota and Inuit ate compared to the Aztecs. While Aztecs practiced an almost vegetarian diet both the Dakota and Inuit relied heavily on meat. The Dakota and the Inuit ate a large quantity of meat, the Inuit ate almost nothing but meat.
Read more at Suite101: Harvesting and Hunting Practices of Native Americans http://nativeamericanfirstnationshistory.suite101.com/article.cfm/native-american-cuisine-of-the-aztec-inuit-and-dakota-part-3#ixzz0pzbYKRxG
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