Pawnee Indians By: Kristen L. Alex Y. Gunner M. Jacob G.

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Pawnee Indians By: Kristen L. Alex Y. Gunner M. Jacob G.

Location  They lived in the Plains Region which is now Nebraska and Northern Kansas  Around the Platte, Loup, and Republican Rivers  1870’s they moved to present day Oklahoma  Conquered land

Everyday Life  Women tended to crops, made clothing, cooked, and took care of children.  Men hunted, were the medicine men, were chiefs, and council men.

Religion  They believed in the spirit life.  Tiriwa: maker of earth and heavenly bodies  Stars were thought to be gods.  Evening Star: symbol of women  Morning Star: symbol of man  Sacred Bundles: symbol of the Pawnee soul

Clothing  Moccasins are used for footwear  Clothing made of buffalo skins  Wore belts for tools and to hold loin cloth  Women wore skirts  Both genders wore beaded earrings

Food Source  Hunted: Buffalo, Raccoon, Skunk, Quail, Prairie Chicken, and Otter  Planted: Corn, Bean, Squash, and Pumpkin  Gathered: Berries and Herbs

Intertribal Relations  Very Peace Going  Had a complex religion unrelated to other Plains Indians  Had a long friendly relationship with the United States

Pawnee Homes  Earth Lodge:about eight families could live in them, main home  Teepees: only used during semi-annual buffalo hunt

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