The first person said : I have no clue. If you have no clue you should not at all answer this question! The answer is: Goshute Indians ate fish, Buffalo, deer, and berries. That is MUCH better.
Goshute Indians eat fish, Buffalo, deer, and berries. Goshute Indians eat fish, Buffalo, deer, and berries.
Berrys and deer
They ate a few types of grasses.
Silky grass rice grass
so they could eat
"Goshute" refers to a member of the Goshute tribe. They live, the few who remain, currently, with tongue in cheek between nuclear waste repositories and extinction. The dwelling place a few centuries ago was a wiki-up a very well organized structure of mud, and sticks; remember, that they were sophisticated for the land area in which they lived, and the construction was dictated by the circumstances. No high rises, nor condos. The dwelling place was made from what was there; not what could be shipped from Argentina, Mexico nor from Indonesia. Not a whole lot of the Goshute are left; the language is rapidly going the way of many native languages, to extinction, that is, any language that was here in the current United States of America, before the Europeans got here is just about on the way out.
Yes
why Indians did not work out as slaves in the Americas
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Goshute Indians, which lived in present day Utah, liked to eat nuts and seeds. They also hunted birds and ate fish and insects.
the Religion of the Goshute Indians is the native american church, and believe it or not, once the mormons came into utah, some indians went into mormonism.
in Nevada and Utah
Wiki-ups
Yes they used horses to go and hunt.
I hate your web site loser.
buckskin, woven from plants, and rabitskin robes
They wore very little. They made loin clothes out of animal skin.
Yes, they did. They used bow n' arrows a lot. Spears were not as common but they used them.
Goshute Canyon Wilderness was created in 2006.
The Goshute or Gosiute tribe will be somewhat surprised to hear that you think they have vanished, since they are very much alive and well and currently live with Paiutes and Bannocks at a reservation on both sides of the Nevada-Utah border. The Skull Valley band of Goshute live in Tooele County, Utah. So the answer is they did not disappear, but their numbers are much reduced from their original population.
The Shoshone relied on self made tools. They used hunting tools such as bows and arrows, as well as poison arrow tips. They also used spears. They also used things such as willow baskets, as well as stone knives, scrapers and grinding stones.