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the Ute were the last of the western tribes to be forced onto a reservation (1882). A small group of Ute's retaliated due to poor treatment in 1879 called “Meeker Massacre” which resulted in their confinement to a reservation.

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The bear dance.

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As with other Great Basin peoples, the Utes perceived all physical features and elements of the world as being spiritually alive. These spiritual beings have a power which controls the world and thus impacted the fate of human beings. Spirituality was based in large part on the acquisition of power through visions and dreams.
The Ute often used stone circles as a part of their ceremonies.

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There current reservations are located in Colorado Utah and New Mexico. They have 7,000 members left between the three reservations they live in.

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the great basin is in between the sierra and rocky mountains

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rabbits,lizards,snakes and ducks

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temporary shelters of willow poles shaped into a cone and covered with brush or reeds

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types of materials for crafting and clothing 

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types of materials for crafting and clothing 

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feathers, rabbit skins

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knife,blowguns and spears

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https://www.warpaths2peacepipes.com/native-american-life/native-american-indian-recipes.htm

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The Ute people are the oldest residents of Colorado, inhabiting the mountains and vast areas of Colorado, Utah, Wyoming, Eastern Nevada, Northern New Mexico and Arizona. According to tribal history handed down from generation to generation, there people lived here since the beginning of time

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The Bear Dance, held each Spring, was the most important ceremony and lasted for four days. It's purpose was to awake the bear from it's winter sleep so the bear could lead them to food.

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there language is a branch of the uto-aztecan. the translation of the word 'paa' is water