From the Pacific Ocean to Clear Lake.

Their land relied on the Russian River.

Marriage could be arranged by the young couple or their families.

The couple could be from the same village or different.

The man's parents would present gifts to the bride's parents.

Both parties could divorce easily by moving out.

Entertainment: The Pomo had many dances that were held in ceremonies and feasts

Religion: "Ghost Dance" (where they would act dead) and the "Far South" (an activity for children)

Family: The father was head of the house where as women made food and baskets

Believed animals could talk and had other human attributes in the past.

Believed that supernatural forces abided in everything.

Their dances were called "he" or "ke", meaning sing.

Ceremonies, which combines several days of dancing, were called "haikil".

Both men and women wore colorful dance costumes, made by men.

Made of bright feathers and beads.

The Pomo sang love songs, lullabies, hunting songs, and religious songs.

They made music with flutes, whistles, clapper sticks, rattles, and drums.