THE SHOSHONE NATION BY:FAWN JACOBS. SHOSHONE HOMELAND ~They used to speak a language in Uto- Aztecan like the Creek ~They used to live in Wyoming, Idaho.

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THE SHOSHONE NATION BY:FAWN JACOBS

SHOSHONE HOMELAND ~They used to speak a language in Uto- Aztecan like the Creek ~They used to live in Wyoming, Idaho and Nevada ~Today they live all over the world

SHOSHONE SOCIETY ~In the past the Shoshone did not have written laws ~They followed the strict code instead ~Each Shoshone band had a chief ~A man named Washakie was a famous chief ~The Shoshone people believed that spirits lived in the sky

SHOSHONE FOOD ~ Crops did not grow easily in the hot sun ~The women use to just gather food ~Today the Shoshone go to supermarkets

SHOSHONE HOMES  Today the Shoshone live in modern houses  They used to stretch buffalo skin over teepees  They dug holes on hill sides so they would be safe from floods

Shoshone Clothing  The Shoshone wore thin clothing in the hot summers  They wore thick clothing in the cold winters  Today they wear clothes like the North Americans

Shoshone Crafts

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