The Mono Indian tribe, native to the Sierra Nevada region of California, was known for its rich cultural heritage, including traditional basket weaving techniques and intricate designs. They were skilled hunters and gatherers, utilizing the diverse Natural Resources of their mountainous environment. Additionally, the Mono people were recognized for their spiritual connection to the land, which influenced their customs, storytelling, and rituals.
The Mono tribe lived in the central Sierra Nevada Mountains and the areas around the Mono Basin and Great Basin. These people hunted, fished and gathered. The shelters depended on where the tribe was, what season they were in and what was available for building.Conical thatch-roofed and oval grass covered structuresConical bark houses for higher elevationsThe tribe formed a village of these houses.
Mono people speak:EnglishOwens Valley Paiute (also called Mono Language)Most people speak English. As of 2018, there are less than 25 native speakers of the Mono language left, and about 100 people have some ability to speak it it as a second language.
Ninja.
Mono-lithic, Hereditry, and herectic.
Kimono is Japanese from 'ki' meaning wear and 'mono' meaning thing
The Mono tribe lived in the central Sierra Nevada Mountains and the areas around the Mono Basin and Great Basin. These people hunted, fished and gathered. The shelters depended on where the tribe was, what season they were in and what was available for building.Conical thatch-roofed and oval grass covered structuresConical bark houses for higher elevationsThe tribe formed a village of these houses.
it is believed the mono brow originated from a hidden tribe deep within uluru
what is mono viral wata seed hows its looks botanical name of mono viral wata seed and Indian name
alot of people have had mono and its alot of signs that tell u.open wide
Mono Lisa is a parody of Leonardo da Vinci's Mona Lisa.
The address of the Dunlap Band Of Mono Indian Historical Preservation Society is: Po Box 18, Dunlap, CA 93621-0018
Yaki means grilled or toasted in a pan. Mono stands for things. Yakimono for grilled things, tsukemono for pickled things. Yakisoba for toasted noodle. Yakitori for grilled chicken.
with your mouth, i suppose. "Beautiful things" = utsukushi mono
'Don't touch my things.'
mono, girgy, hofty, urens, kiorl
yes, you can also get other things...
Mono is a STD and can be spread by sharing bodily fluids. If someone close to you has mono and they cough in your face or if you share drinks then you can also get it. Mono persay cannot kill you but the things it does to your body can. If your spleen is enlarged and ruptures then you could lose to much blood, and that could be fatal unless you receive immediate surgery