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What kind of religion did this tribe practice (if any)? Did these beliefs shape/change how they lived?

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What kind of religion did this tribe practice (if any)? Did these beliefs shape/change how they lived?

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It says that they didn’t really practice a religion but it says that when they would do religious ceremonies they were to ensure a successful hunt, fishing trip or raid against their enemies. Their religion also put a high priority on the mourning of the dead. When a karankawa man died his family was expected to keen for him three times a day for an entire year

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How did authority operate (who had the power, how much, how did they use it)?

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How did authority operate (who had the power, how much, how did they use it)?

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There was really no specific leader of the group because they all just traveled in groups and were always together whether it was hunting, fighting or looking for campsites everybody tagged along.

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How did they treat other tribes they encountered?

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How did they treat other tribes they encountered?

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They would try to raid into opposing tribes territories if they felt they had to or if they just did not like the opposing tribes that lived near them. They were also poorly equipped people and migrated seasonally between the barrier islands and the mainland. Their movements were dictated primarily by the availability of food and the secondary climate.

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Because they would travel all the time the tribe would eat oysters, clam, shellfish and many other different kinds of seafood. In the winter and the warmer months they would also travel and the seafood would not be safe to eat so they would migrate inland and hope to get some more food to eat there, it was said they did not build homes in these areas. It is said they traveled to Colorado county but there is no proof that they built camps here. There is no proof that they had built camps anywhere.

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Here is a link that displays the timeline of the Karankawa People
http://calhouncountymuseum.org/educational-materials/karankawa-indians/