The Gabrielino Tribe By Alaa Khalil.

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The Gabrielino Tribe By Alaa Khalil

The Gabrielino's Location These Indians once lived in San Gabriel Valley. They lived in the valleys in Southern California where earthquakes are common They told a story to explain the cause of earthquakes and how  California was made.

The Gabrilino culture The Gabrielino were expert basket makers. For ceremonies they marked off a fence of willow poles around it.  The fence was decorated with feathers, animal skin, and flowers. This ceremonial enclosure was called the Yuvar.

The Gabrielino's shelter They made their homes by placing poles up right in a circle and bent them  into meet in the middle they also covered their homes with grass and sticks. Also some houses were able to hold 50 or 60 people  The Gabrielino village also had a sweathouse where the  men met to talk and sweat.

The Gabrilino food The Gabrielino ate birds, fish,  grapes, and berries. They used a bow and arrow to hunt . They hunted animals such as birds, deer, coyote, squirrels, badgers, rabbits, hawks,  and rats They gathered prickly pear, apples ,white sage, cherries, and black berries.

The Gabrielino tribe by Alaa This is how the Gabrielino tribe lived hope you like it thx so much bye