They traded poo.

The Pomo people historically had varying relationships with other tribes in their region. Some alliances were formed for trade, marriage, and mutual defense, while conflicts and rivalries also occurred over resources and territory. Today, many Pomo people work towards establishing positive relationships and collaborations with other tribes through cultural exchanges, intertribal events, and coordinated efforts for indigenous rights and sovereignty. Overall, the dynamics between the Pomo people and other tribes are influenced by a mix of historical interactions and contemporary efforts towards unity and preserving native cultures.

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

acorns,salmon,surf fish,abalone,mussels,sea lions,bulb plants,deer,and small game.

There are a number of Native American tribes located in present-day Connecticut. These include the Pequot tribe, the Nipmuc tribe, as well as the Munsee tribe.

the pomo tribes myth is a coyote was angry with the people so he light the world on fire and after a medicine man jump on coyote and all the water on plant earth came out of coyotes mouth

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.

The male children would help their dads fish and hunt and they would learn from their dads. The female children would weave and help their mom cook and learn what their mothers do.

pomo indians jobs

Yes, unlike the true Plains tribes further east, the Shoshone did produce pottery, up to about 1850. Their products included distinctive undecorated flat-bottomed pots that were wide at the top and middle but narrowed toward the foot. The clay was found locally, and decoration was rare; pots were generally of inferior quality.

Traditionally they relied upon fishing, hunting and gathering for their food. As for farming, I can't find information that they did farm.

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

also....i have to add that thongs,..you don't see through pants, like shorts or sweats, u dont see a line n they are real comfy n hot! but they are good fit

i just got my first yesterday, and i got them because lines showed in my pants.

Yes they are sexyyyy

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.

Religion: Kuksu,Messiah Cult, traditional Pomo religion

They believed in myths,tales,and legends

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The Pomo's lived in a house called a "longhouse". It could fit up to 60 people inside it. It was made out of earth, and roots. The roots and rocks help hold together the bricks made of earth. Also, when they hunt, they use something called a "teepee". It is made of Buffalo skin, and it is easy to move.

Black oak and other species of oak trees are abundant throughout California, and the acorns are easy to collect.

THEY MADE COMONO DRUMS AND KILLES PEEPLE P.S. I KNOW I LEFT THE CAPS LOCK ON!

The Pomo Indians gathered their food from their surroundings. They gathered food from local plants like corn, and they used harpoons to catch fish like salmon.

they used bows, arrows, traps, clubs and sticks.

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

not exactly they traded with the Navajos and many people from pueblo

The Pomo Indians wore clothing made out of dried tree bark, and animal skins. Women in the tribe wore capes, and skirts. The men usually did not wear clothing.

Yes. Tribes were almost constantly at war with each other, and small tribes often made alliances with bigger tribes for protection from a common enemy.