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This Power Point is presented by: Sofia Ancira, Ashley Drengler, and Ruthanna Rubin

Question #1 What Clothes did the Jumano’s wear? The Jumano’s were referred to the naked Indian's because they only covered certain parts of there bodies.

Question #2 Did the Jumano's hunt or farm when getting food? Question #2 Did the Jumano's hunt or farm when getting food? The Jumano’s were hunters and traders. The Jumano’s were hunters and traders.

Question #3 Were the Jumano’s a band group or tribe? The Jumano’s were a band. They were a band because were a medium size group.

Question #4 What was there house called and made of? There house was called pueblos and it was made of adobe.

Question #5 What did the map look like that the Jumano’s lived in?

Question #6 What did the Jumano’s eat? The Jumano’s killed different animals (mainly buffalo).

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