Miwok

//-Usually plenty of food.// //-They ate animals, fish, many plants, nuts, and berries.// || House //:// //-On the coast they leaned sticks together then covered them with grass or tule.// //-In the mountains they leaned wide slabs of cedar bark against each other.// //-Their houses varied from where they lived// || //-Each village had a sweat lodge.// //-Most had a large building for ceremonies.// //-Miwok villages varied in size.// //-The ceremonial houses were dug 3 or 4 feet below the ground.// || Division of Labor: //-Some Miwok games taught important skills like hunting skills.// //-Miwok kids played many of the games kids play today like tag and hide-and-seek.// || //HOMES: Grass, tule, cedar bark, and branches.// //FOOD: Animals, fish, plants, nuts, and berries.// //TRADE: Important activity, They learned lots from each other.(salt was $)// //CLOTHING: Animal skins, plant fibers, willow bark, cedar bark, agave fiber, tule, bear grass, milkweed fiber, and Indian hemp.// || Interesting Facts //:// //-How they use games to develop skills.// //-They would get tatoos.// //-Two cheifs, one male one female.// //-Female ceremonial leader, or maien.// ||
 * = Coast and Central Valley Miwok Indians by Emma and Kira = ||
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