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Pawnee Indians By Kynedi and Marinda

Where the Pawnee Indians Lived Lived along Platte River Large oval lodges; formed with posts, willow branches, grass, and earth As many as 30-50 people live in the same lodge About 10-15 lodges Pawnees on Nebraska

How They Lived Women did most labor Young women watched and learned Older women watched children Men hunted, were warriors, and medicine men / priests

What They Ate Corn Buffalo Squash Deer Rabbit Maize

Cultures and Traditions Danced around the fire Ceremonies to balance nature Prayed to their gods and spirits

Clans Bear Beaver Eagle Buffalo Deer Owl

Other Tribes Xau-i or Grand Pawnees Kit-ke-hak-I or Republican Pawnees Pit-a-hau-e-rat or Tapage Pawnees Ski-di or Loup Pawnees

Clothing Girls wore dresses made of buffalo skin Boys wore otter skin moccasins, buffalo skin loin cloths; in the summer; in the winter they wore buffalo robes, and pants

Other Names Paneassa Pariki Pari

Protection Dug deep into the ground and when enemies came into the hole the Pawnee Indians would start shooting They went on high hills to see who was coming