Mealtime for the Pomo people was a communal and often social event, reflecting their rich connection to the land and its resources. They primarily consumed a diet consisting of acorns, fish, game, and various local plants, with meals often prepared using traditional methods such as roasting or steaming. Gathering and sharing food fostered community bonds, as families and clans would come together to celebrate and partake in the harvest. Overall, mealtime was not just about sustenance but also about cultural traditions and social interaction.
The population of Pomos is 595.
the pomos made their house by getting ever the need they dry grass and trees
small huts
no they were not
your moms vag.
were are pomos located
they wove baskets as a tradition
I think tat they made them like tipis, but I know they made them out of dry grass and bent sticks.
they live in northen san frasisco.
pomo made pottery and houses
they hunted very quiet and sneaky
They were made out of Redwood Trees