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PARTIAL LIST OF TRIBES (NOMADIC) PARTIAL LIST OF STATES Blackfoot Blackfoot Arapaho Arapaho Assiniboine Assiniboine Cheyenne Cheyenne Comanche Comanche Crow Crow Gros Ventre Gros Ventre Kiowa Kiowa Lakota Lakota Lipan Lipan Plains Plains Apache (or Kiowa Apache), Apache (or Kiowa Apache) Plains Cree Plains Cree Plains Ojibwe Plains Ojibwe Sarsi Sarsi Shoshone Shoshone StoneyStoney Tonkawa.Tonkawa ColoradoColorado Kansas Kansas MontanaMontana Nebraska Nebraska New Mexico New Mexico North Dakota North Dakota OklahomaOklahoma South DakotaSouth Dakota Texas Texas WyomingWyoming Alberta Alberta Manitoba Manitoba Saskatchewan.Saskatchewan
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Nomadic – Followed seasonal migration of animals Survived on hunting (bison/buffalo) Made food, clothes, cups, decoration, crafting tools… Lived in teepees (easy for travel) Used dogs and horses to pull travois Horses used as part of lifestyle by mid-1700s. Communicated with first Spanish explorers using sign language
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Tense, tight, strained vocal style Melodies generally start high and fall lower as the song continues Rapid change in pitch and volume Frequent ululations in female voices Most singing in unison http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5-YQEbhZ_eE
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One large drum with several players Hand drumming Flutes and whistles Bells, shells, and other attachments produce ambient sound
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BC6hi Hpz_ls http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BC6hi Hpz_ls -Not all dances were for animals -Some had very conservative styles (Why?) Dances from last class: Finish Duck Dance Learn Raccoon Dance
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