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The Yurok lived on the lower reaches of the Klamath River. They were divided into approximately fifty independent villages, fishing, hunting and agriculture. They built kayaks with the trunks of the redwoods, they enjoyed a sophisticated monetary system and had great view of the richness. An eagle’s skin was true …

The horse completely changed the lives of Indians. The Cheyenne at the beginning of last century, even after other transfers to the west, knew the horse. So radically changed their socio-economic organization, became nomads of the Plains and survived by hunting buffalo, living in typical Tepee (the classic conical tends). …

The horse changed completely the lives of Indians. The Cheyenne at the beginning of last century, even after other transfers to the west, knew the horse. So radically changed their socio-economic organization, became nomads of the Plains and survived by hunting buffalo, living in typical Tepee (the classic conical tends). …

The Pawnee was a tribe from Nebraska speaking the Caddoan language. They were divided into four groups. The economy is based mainly on the cultivation of corn and beans.The Pawnee had a certain familiarity in pottery manufacturing. Women were particularly active in the trade among the villages, they are also …

The Yakima are American Indians who belong to the Sahapti linguistic family. They were specialised in beadwork and created very valuable artefacts. They lived in the territories along the Yakima and Columbia rivers in eastern Washington, while currently they live with other tribes (Walla Walla, Umatilla) in that state’s Indian …