The Yokuts are a group of Native American tribes primarily located in the San Joaquin Valley region of California. Today, many Yokuts people are involved in efforts to preserve their cultural heritage, language, and traditions. Some have also gained federal recognition and engage in economic development initiatives, including casinos and other enterprises, while others continue to advocate for their rights and land. Overall, they strive to maintain their identity and community in the face of modern challenges.
because animals would go there to drink,and that meant more food for them.
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she is probably an kinda old girl now
It is called "Our Time Now"
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No, the Yokuts lived primarily in central California although some lived on the fringes of deserts.
The Yokuts tribe of Native Americans lived in dome-shaped houses known as "tule huts." These huts were made from tule reeds woven together and covered with grasses or brush. They provided shelter and protection from the elements for the Yokuts people.
Improved answer. Yokuts used Tule grass to weave their huts. wood and specile kind of grass .
Alameda County
they live south
They did what indians do :)
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The Yokuts gathered their food by letting the female go out and pick berries,acorns and pinon nuts
They believed in spirit gods.
they live south
I think they wear seashells.
Yes, the Yokuts people lived in small, independent tribes that worked together on occasions such as hunting and gathering, trade, and defense against external threats. Each Yokuts tribe had its own leaders and customs, but they shared a common language and cultural practices.