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What are facts about the Seneca Indian Tribe?
they were the most powerful tribe
Facts about the Comanche tribe?
it is cool
What is some major facts about the Sioux tribe?
The only major fact about the Sioux is that it isn't a tribe but a collection of many related tribes.If you were to specifically ask for facts on the Oglala Lakota tribe, or the Sisseton Dakota tribe you would get a specific answer.
What are facts about the grebo tribe?
they wear masks
Did the Kootenai Indians have a nickname?
Kootenai is a nickname! It is an English pronunciation of a Blackfoot name for the tribe. Their own name for themselves is: Ktunaxa. It is pronounced tu-na-ha with a barely heard "K" sound at the start. They live in 8 or so communities in Canada and the US.
What are facts about the yupik tribe?
Type your answer here... they lived in alaska
What are some facts about the Shasta tribe?
They live in the mountain region
What are facts about kids about the Mohawk tribe?
josegh brant is the leader of the mohawks
What are facts about the Mi kmaq tribe?
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Are there Native American tribes in Washington that start with a K?
Yes, there are a few. There are the Kalispel, Klallam, Kwalhioqua, and Ktunaxa tribes.
What are the spiritual beliefs of the ktunaxa tribe?
They belive that everything around them(nature/environment) is an important thing. They feel that the god has a descendent for them called JIYAS. they hunt only when they are hungry and desperate for food. The dogs that pull there tabboggans, have to eat seal. Seal is hunted in the winter
Where do ktunaxa migrate to in spring?
The Ktunaxa people traditionally inhabit the region around the Kootenay River in southeastern British Columbia and parts of Alberta and Montana. In spring, they historically migrated to areas that provided abundant resources for fishing, hunting, and gathering, such as the Columbia River and its tributaries. This seasonal movement was essential for accessing fish, game, and plants during the warmer months. Today, while many Ktunaxa people maintain their cultural practices, migration patterns may vary based on modern living and resource availability.
