Central Valley Region
The North Central Valley
The Maidu Indians primarily inhabited the Sierra Nevada foothills and the Great Valley region of Northern California. Their territory extended from the eastern part of the Sacramento Valley to the western slopes of the Sierra Nevada mountains. The Maidu people lived in villages along rivers and streams, utilizing the region's abundant natural resources for sustenance and shelter.
a sun prayer
They live in the subarctic culture region.
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The North Central Valley
The Maidu Indians primarily inhabited the Sierra Nevada foothills and the Great Valley region of Northern California. Their territory extended from the eastern part of the Sacramento Valley to the western slopes of the Sierra Nevada mountains. The Maidu people lived in villages along rivers and streams, utilizing the region's abundant natural resources for sustenance and shelter.
What are natural resources used be maidu indians
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they ate acorns
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a sun prayer
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acorn
They live in the subarctic culture region.
The Maidu Indians usually traveled by boat that was made out of Ceder log. In the winter they traveled by snowshoes made out of wood. A special wood the wood was very bendy.
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