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The Arapahos hunted for meat and used gathering techniques to acquire plants and berries.They would pound a hole in the rock then add the water and meat to cook. If they couldn't find meat or were falling on hard times, they would eat dogs. They made Jerky if they were going on A Hunting Trip.

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The Pawnee were farming type people and grew crops and vegetables. The men worked together hunting buffalo and antelope. Mainly hunted from horseback.

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this tribe and many other tribes used tipis. A tipi is a house shaped like a cone and made out of sticks and hide. How they transported it was a frame called a travois. They wanted to have something to sleep in and take down quickly.

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The Arapaho used hides to make clothing, and it was a beauty thing for women of the tribe to paint their hair, scenting it with seeds and herbs. For beauty they had fringed embroidered bags were made to carry face paint and porcupine tail brushes

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The Osage made corn, beans, pumpkins, and squash. They also made food with buffalo.

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The Cheyenne lived in tipis. Tipis are similar to tents, in a way. They look like this. The Cheyenne used poles that were tied together at the top, and covered it with hides.

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The Pawnee build roundish homes covered with grasses, dirt, sticks, and any other type of Earth they could find

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Their homes were tipis which is tall poles tied together at the top and covered with hides. Tipis could be put up or taken down quickly so they could transport them on a travois. The tipi was lightweight but could withstand the winds of western Kansas. Was often highly decorated. Kiowa men painted their tipis to the story of their hunt or battle.

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THEY WORE HIDES AND ADORNED THEIR BODIES IN MANY WAYS MANY ANIMALS REMAINS USED. THE REMAINS HAD QUILLS. MANY SOFT FURS. AND AN AMAZING ASSORTMENT OF ORNAMENTS

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The Osage lived in permanent longhouses made out of bark, grass, cattails, and wood-framed lodges. 

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The Osage lived in permanent longhouses made out of bark, grass, cattails, and wood-framed lodges. 

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The Kansa lived in permanent long houses

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The Kansa lived in permanent long houses

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They lived in tipis because they were lightweight but they could also withstand weather conditions.  These tipis were frequently decorated on the outside.

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Kiowa women wore long deerskin dresses painted with yellow and green tribal designs, while men wore breechcloths and leather leggings. They wore moccasins and in cold weather they wore long buffalo hide robes.

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The Kansa came to Kansas from the Southeast and they lived in longhouses covered with bark.

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ate buffalo

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the comanche tribes used tipis and used travois to carry them place to place

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The Kansa men plucked hair from most of the places of their body. They also wore ornaments in their pierced ears, as well as bear claws around their necks. If the Kansa felt that their traditions were in jeopardy, they would taunt the Osage with a dance

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THE CHEYENNE ATE MANY THINGS, BUT AFTER MOVING TO KANSAS THEY ATE A LOT OF CORN. BEFORE MOVING THERE WAS BUFFALO AND WATER. CROPS THEY CULTIVATED TOO. AND NOT TO FORGET........ corn.

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the comanche painted the inside of their ears red also their cheeks with red and orange paint and there eyes with yellow ......idk

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the comanche painted the inside of their ears red also their cheeks with red and orange paint and there eyes with yellow ......idk

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Kansa warriors wore bear claws around their neck.

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Kansa warriors wore bear claws around their neck.

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The clothing for men and women was different for the osage. Men wore breechcloths. Women wore knee length dresses. When the wether was bad they would use large robes.

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The Kansa feared that their traditions would be lost. This made them teach the osage a special dance to keep their tradition going.

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The Kansa feared that their traditions would be lost. This made them teach the osage a special dance to keep their tradition going.

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In The Pawnee tribe, men would wear their hair in a interesting way, one narrow strip across the top of their head. Pawnee war drums were decorated with symbols of celestial beings and powers, as The Pawnee were great warriors.

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The Cheyenne used animal skins for canvases and painted stories. Some were abstract paintings, others were paintings of things like battles, or hunts.

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The Comanche had limited access to water so they couldn't grow crops. Which meant that they mostly hunted and and got wild plants for food.

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The Comanche had limited access to water so they couldn't grow crops. Which meant that they mostly hunted and and got wild plants for food.

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* The Arapaho were very proud people and had very proud warriors and many are in the armed forces today.

* They people held high self dignity.

* A lot of the Arapaho now live on the Wind River Reservation.

* They are  a deeply spiritual people, the Arapahos believe in a Creator, Be:he:teiht, and in the close relationship between the earth and all creatures.

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The women were the ones that made the clothing. They made clothes from tanned animal skin. To protect their skin from the tall grasses, women wore leggings, skirts, and moccasins. Wichita men would wear lots of tattoos.

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Pawnee  The Pawnee made their clothes out of tanned animal skin. Women wore moccasins, leggings, and skirts to protect there skin form tall grasses. Men wore their hair in a distinctive style , removing all but a narrow strip on top. Men also pierced  their ears and both women and men both had tattoo’s.

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Pawnee  The Pawnee made their clothes out of tanned animal skin. Women wore moccasins, leggings, and skirts to protect there skin form tall grasses. Men wore their hair in a distinctive style , removing all but a narrow strip on top. Men also pierced  their ears and both women and men both had tattoo’s.

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The osage would shave their heads except for a narrow strip of hair running form their forehead to the back of their neck. They also wore bracelets and pierce their ears. they would have tattoos. The osage would dance a dance called the "I lon shka."

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The Osage would go travel to hunt for large animals but did not take a tipis on the hunt. 

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The Osage would go travel to hunt for large animals but did not take a tipis on the hunt. 

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The Kansa grew corn, beans, and squash. They also ate buffalo meat, and fish they caught in rivers.

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Kept a pictorial account of their tribes history. The accounts were called winter and summer. They depicted the important events of their tribe. Buffalo hide was painted as a historical calendar.

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The Wichita Tribe grew corn, squash, and pumpkins. To preserve them they would pick vegetables and cut the vegetibles into strips. They would then take the stripes and pound them until they were flat and then weave them into mats. They would then use the mats for storage  and could tear pieces of the mat off and put those pieces into soups. They would trade with Kiowa and Comanche who didn't grow crops. They would trade squash and pumpkin mats for buffalo meat.

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Wichita boys got their first tattoos when they learned to hunt. The Wichita men adorned themselves by piercing their ears.

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The Wichita built their homes in the shape of a beehive. These were used as their permanent homes. The Wichita also used the tipi as a temporary home when they would travel.

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right before the person dies they will bend their knees backwards onto there chest

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Since they emigrated from a warmer climate into a cold wet climate, they wore a cloak that was usually worn around the shoulders. A Korowai  was the cloak, decorated with tassels.

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Had a dance called K'ado that they did during summer solstice. Celebrated renewed life and the return of the bison. Tai-me was a sacred object to the Kiowa and was the center of the dance. Dance was performed to channel and send spiritual power into the tai-me. The keeper of the tai-me was honored by the tribe.

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The Kansa and Osage had similar languages

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Siouan language family tree representation.

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The Ainu ate fish a lot and they also ate raw fruit (nothing added) , they also ate stalks, roots or
greens.  They loved to eat dried fish soups.The Ainu hunted bear, Ezo deer (a subspecies of sika deer), rabbit, fox, raccoon, and other animals.

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The ogoni made villages of houses. The houses were made of mud and thatches.

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The Pawnee and the Wichita were related.
They migrated from Arkansas and Louisiana to the Platte river, they then split up into two groups.
The Pawnee stayed in Nebraska and northern Kansas while the Wichita moved to central Kansas.

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The Bantu lived in two different types of houses. The Nguni used the beehive house, a circular structure of long poles, which was covered with grass. The huts of the Sotho, Venda , and Shangana Tsonga  used the Cone and Cylinder house.

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Their diet was based on birds and fish, supplemented of by wild herbs and roots. Grew root crops such as potato and kumara (sweet potato).  Their word for food is Kai.  Got food from soil and that same food was cooked beneath the Earth.  They cooked under ground in ovens called Hangi.  Used natural pools of water and steam.

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Ogoni traditions in marriage is that when the man sees a woman that he wants her hand in marriage, he goes to his parent telling them about this girl and his idea on marriage. The mans parents go to the girls parents giving the family gifts. If the girl decline on the marriage they send the gifts back to the mans family and that it for the marriage proposal, but If the girl agrees to the marriage the family goes back a second time to get ready for the marriage.    

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Ogoni traditions in marriage is that when the man sees a woman that he wants her hand in marriage, he goes to his parent telling them about this girl and his idea on marriage. The mans parents go to the girls parents giving the family gifts. If the girl decline on the marriage they send the gifts back to the mans family and that it for the marriage proposal, but If the girl agrees to the marriage the family goes back a second time to get ready for the marriage.    

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Some of the Ainu people use traditional ingredients to prepare new dishes while other Ainu people use non traditional ingredients. The Ainu people relied on animals such as brown bears, raccoons, and rabbits.

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maui looks like maori

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The ogoni had a good agriculture with plants, salt, fish, livestock, palm oil, and trade

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A village is called a kotan in the Ainu language. Kotan were located in river basins and seashores where food was readily available, particularly in the basins of rivers through which salmon went upstream. A village consisted basically of a paternal clan. The average number of families was four to seven, rarely reaching more than ten. In the early modern times, the Ainu people were forced to labor at the fishing grounds of the Japanese.

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they had many cloths some of their cloths were made out of seagull feathers they also had bark cloths

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*Ainu means Man Person.

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THEY WORE RAIN CAPES. CLOAKS WERE WORN TOO. MOST WERE DECORATED IN ORNAMENTS OF CROPS, AND BONES. THEY'D NEVER WEAR STUFF LIKE LEAVES.

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"Ainu" means "Human"
"Kamuy" means "Gods"
The Ainu people believed that day to day stuff that they could not control or were out of their power, was the work of gods.

This is the ratios of the Ainu people population.

Year 1807 : 26,256 people

Year 1822 : 23,563 people

Year 1854 : 17,810 people

Year 1873 : 16,272 people

Year 1903 : 17,783 people

Year 1931 : 15,969 people

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The Bantu people are known for they're mythology. They all believed in a Supreme God, often associated with the sun or the oldest of all their ancestors. They also believed in other lesser Gods representing other tribes and people.

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The Ainu people had various types of marriage. A child was promised in marriage by arrangement between his or her parents and the parents of his or her betrothed or by a go-between. When the betrothed reached the age ranging between 15-18. The proposal from man to woman was that a woman gave the man a bowl of rice and that the man ate half of the bowl and then gave it to the woman and if she finished the bowl then she said yes but if she set the bowl to the side then she said no.

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Bantu people wore bright colorful clothing, traditional dresses and hats.

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Bantu people wore bright colorful clothing, traditional dresses and hats.

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THE MAORI ATE KAI. KAI IS A SWEET POTATO, YEP. AND FISH WERE EATEN ALONG WITH MEAT. THEY NEVER ATE BEEF, JUST PORK AND HAM. MAORI WERE CARNIVORES.

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Ainu people' housing  is cise which means that their housing units were built by using modern methods.

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Many are actively involved with keeping their culture and language alive.

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The Ogoni people sing group of song. They dance, get engaged, and sing, with music. music I very Important for the Ogoni people because they become bonded with music together

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Maori lived in

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Soor, a popular dish made from ground corn, was eaten at almost every meal in Somalia.

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Soor, a popular dish made from ground corn, was eaten at almost every meal in Somalia.