By chance warr.  Tribe traditions  What did they eat?  Where did they live?  How did they dress?  Famous people  Contributions  How big is the.

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By chance warr

 Tribe traditions  What did they eat?  Where did they live?  How did they dress?  Famous people  Contributions  How big is the tribe?  Extra information  Quiz  Bibliography  About the author

 The Paiutes gathered all together for big time.  They also gathered for funerals.  They gathered for something called yaxape.

 They ate big and small animals. They also ate berries and pine nuts for chewing gum. They ate birds,reptiles,fish, and insects.

 They lived in cone shaped wickiups and lived in southern Utah and parts of Arizona,California and parts of Nevada.

 They dressed in animal skin shirts and pants. They wore skin from big and small animals.

 Some famous people of the Paiute Indians are Paiute Jim,me-kwi-uk and kwi-toos.the Paiutes did not have chiefs that made the decisions the chiefs just had suggestions. They had a group of people that made decisions.

 The Paiutes had been taken advantage of by other tribes of Indians.  They helped the Mormon pioneers survive in the wild and find food

 The Paiute Indians tribe had 900 people in the tribe.  In Nevada they only had 65 people in the tribe.

 The tribe had a big massacre  It was called the mountain meadow massacre.  Still to this day forward Paiutes swear that their ancestors did not have a part the massacre.

 Did the Paiutes swim to catch fish?  Did they know about anywhere else in the world except where they lived?  Did they know that they were on just a small part of the earth?

 Utah to go;  History for kids;  Paiute Indians;

 I live in West Haven Utah  My favorite book is ghost hunt by: grant Wilson and Jason haws.  My favorite activities are playing, reading and eating.  I am allergic to peanuts.  I can help by solving problems.  My favorite subject is art.