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What are 5 natural resources of the yokuts tribe?
The Yokuts tribe utilized natural resources such as acorns for food, tule reeds for constructing shelters and boats, willow for basket weaving, obsidian for tools, and shell beads for decoration and trade.
Different organs work together as?
When different organs work together, they work together as a system.
What is the term for organs that work together?
plants and animals have many organs that work together in an organ is
Does scientist work alone?
scientists work together or by themselves
What is formed by group cells which work together as organs in organ system?
Groups of cells that work together are called tissues.
What did the yokuts live in?
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.
Did the Yokuts live in the desert?
No, the Yokuts lived primarily in central California although some lived on the fringes of deserts.
What is the yokuts shelter made of?
Improved answer. Yokuts used Tule grass to weave their huts. wood and specile kind of grass .
How did the yokuts gather the food they ate?
The Yokuts gathered their food by letting the female go out and pick berries,acorns and pinon nuts
Where the yokuts live?
Alameda County
What did the yokuts do in their daily life?
They did what indians do :)
What was the custom of the yokuts Indians?
what do you hate
What is the location Yokuts?
they live south
What is yokuts religion?
They believed in spirit gods.
What is the current yokuts location?
they live south
What jewelry do yokuts were?
I think they wear seashells.
What are some yokuts names?
Some names associated with the Yokuts people include traditional names like "Tule," referring to the marshy areas they inhabited, and "Wukchumni," a specific Yokuts group. Individual names may vary by tribe and region, such as "Kawaiisu" or "Chukchansi." Additionally, names like "Yokuts" itself reflect their identity and heritage. These names often carry significant cultural meanings and connections to their environment.
