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What does the washoe tribe eat?
They eat chicken and sheep
What did washoe tribe live in wiki-ups and grass houses?
They lived in wiki ups all the time
What are 3 Native American tribes in Nevada?
they were washoe Cherokee shoshone and paiute
What is something a coastal tribe could trade with an inland tribe?
They could trade things from the sea, such as fish and shells.
What did the Tequesta Indians trade?
what kind of things did the tribe trade
What clothes did the Washoe tribe wear?
The washoe tribe wore deer and rabbit skin.
Were the washoe tribe known for?
Making baskets
What does the washoe tribe eat?
They eat chicken and sheep
How did the people from the Washoe tribe dress?
They dressed in deer and rabbit skins.
How long did washoe tribe live in Nevada?
2-4 years
What do people from the washoe tribe look like?
Crazy Africans with spears
The Washoe tribe used baskets nets and rocks?
They used baskets, nets, and rocks
What did washoe tribe live in wiki-ups and grass houses?
They lived in wiki ups all the time
What does the word washoe mean?
It refers to a specific people living historically in California and Nevada. It's a transliteration into English of their term meaning, basically, "people from here". It's also the name of a chimp that was taught about 350 signs of American sign language.
What are 3 Native American tribes in Nevada?
they were washoe Cherokee shoshone and paiute
What region did the washo people live?
The Washoe are a Great Basin tribe of Native Americans, living in California and Nevada.
What does washo mean?
"Washo" refers to a Native American tribe primarily located in the western United States, particularly in Nevada and California. The Washoe people are known for their rich cultural heritage, including traditional practices related to fishing, hunting, and basket weaving. The term can also denote the Washoe language, which is part of the Numic branch of the Uto-Aztecan language family. Today, the Washoe tribe actively works to preserve its cultural identity and traditions.
