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What was the Achumawi Tribe's shelter like?
it had sticks and grass
What is the weather in Achumawi Inians tribe?
No proven results
What tools did the Achumawi tribe use?
sharpen wood for a spear
What region is the achumawi Indian tribe in?
The Achumawi Indian tribe is primarily located in northeastern California in the United States. They inhabit parts of Modoc County, Lassen County, and Shasta County.
What transportation did achumawi use?
they use a conoe
What was the clothes that the Achumawi tribe wear?
they were teepees
What was the Achumawi Tribe's shelter like?
it had sticks and grass
What is the weather in Achumawi Inians tribe?
No proven results
What tools did the Achumawi tribe use?
sharpen wood for a spear
How did the achumawi tribe hunt and fish?
They hunt by the sharp things they use and builed
What eating tools did the Achumawi tribe use?
Forks and spoon sincerely josh h
What region is the achumawi Indian tribe in?
The Achumawi Indian tribe is primarily located in northeastern California in the United States. They inhabit parts of Modoc County, Lassen County, and Shasta County.
What tools did the achumawi tribe use for hunting?
Achomawi indians use bows, arrows, spears, and axes.
What kind of homes did the Achumawi live in?
The Achumawi traditionally lived in cone-shaped houses made of poles covered with tule reeds or brush. These homes were called wickiups and were easily constructed and transported to different locations as they followed seasonal resources.
Who are antelope enmies?
Lions, hiena, cheeta and any other carnivore that hapens to be around.
What are penguins enmies?
no
Where can you find info on the Palaihnihan tribe?
Palaihnihan is not the name of a tribe, but of a language family. It is part of the large Hokan language group; it was spoken in two dialects by two tribes: the Achumawi and the Atsugewi in the Pit River/Eagle Lake area of northeastern California.The link below takes you to a very good website giving many details of the Achumawi people - click on the various links to access the pages:
