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by boat

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They used bows, deer antlers, and bear claws.

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they hunted very quiet and sneaky

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People wear thongs b/c they are attractive and . they have to get some getting used to at first, but after a little bit they are fine and fun to wear

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acorns salmon nuts small game of rabbits

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They wove tule reeds into boats for water travel and fishing. See link:

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They eat acorns,salmon,abalone,musels,berries,sealions,bulb plants,deer and rabbits.

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The Pomo people are indigenous to California. These fishers/hunters/gatherers lived in dome homes which were round, conical structures made from poles and thatching. The actual material and structure depended on the materials available in the specific area of need.
houses

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with canoes

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The Pomo people are a linguistic branch of Native American people of Northern California. They live on the Pacific Coast in the Northern San Francisco Bay Area between Cleone and Duncan's Point, and inland to Clear Lake. A separate group speaking a language of the same family, called the Northeastern Pomo, also lived near Stonyford.

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The Souix, since they lived in the prarie, often hunted buffalo for food. They had many mechanisms for trapping and killing the buffalo, and then would use every last bit apart from the heart which they leaft is the same spot they killed it.

They also grew vegetables.

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men wore cloths that were just like underwear and women wore skirts from their waists to their ankles and cloaks that covered their entire upper body(not their faces ) children wore little or no clothing

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They dried the meat in the sun, so the meat would last longer. They stored vegetables under ground to keep them from spoiling.

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the apache The apache were known to be fierce but they were by no means the only ones. The Cheyenne were known as the "Fighting Cheyenne". The Pequots were known for their warrior skills. etc. etc.

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Tillie Hardwick seems to be the most famous of the Pomo. She challenged an act of Congress in 1979 and won. More information at related links below.

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yes they are

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dont really know

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I am Pomo so I actually know what I'm saying- Pomos don't wear much clothes. When they'd wear clothes the women wore aprons/skirts made of buckskin, they also wore capes/blankets made of buckskin; then man didn't wear anything unless it was winter, then they'd wear clothes made of buckskin too.

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The Mohegan, Pequot and Mahican.

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they wore deer skin

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it depends on which band of pomo Indian group you are referring to.... there are eleven separate bands.

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some of the foods are acorns, salmon, surf fish, abalone, mussels, sea lions, bulb plants, deer and small game, such as rabbits