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How did the pomo Indians travel?
The Pomo Indians traveled by foot and traveled in canoes for fishing.
Did the pomo Indians travel?
The Pomo Indians traveled by foot and traveled in canoes for fishing.
Did the Pomo Indians travel a lot?
No, they did not.
Where are the pomo Indians from?
the pomo Indians are from sanfrancisco
What do the pomo Indians live in?
The Pomo Indians live in a Pomo hut . They are vry round.
Who was the enemies of pomo Indians and why?
The pomo Indians were enemies with the Aztec and Maya Indians
Were do the pomo Indians live?
The Pomo Indians live in California.
What was the population of the Pomo Indians?
The population of the pomo indians is 1,789
What did the Pomo Indians live in?
The Pomo Indians lived in huts made out of straw.
Do pomo Indian's have any emenys?
The Pomo Indians had the Navajo Indians for enemies.
What pomo Indians ate?
The Pomo indians ate deer fish and buffalo
What do pomo Indians celebration?
what do pomo celebrate
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