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Pawnee Indians

Pawnee Indians. By Alex Schwarz, Connor Truitt, and Garner Howell. Where Did They Live?. The tribe historically lived along the outlying of the Missouri River, Platte Loup and the Republican Rivers(which is present-day Nebraska and in Northern Kansas).

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Pawnee Indians

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  1. Pawnee Indians By Alex Schwarz, Connor Truitt, and Garner Howell

  2. Where Did They Live? • The tribe historically lived along the outlying of the Missouri River, Platte Loup and the Republican Rivers(which is present-day Nebraska and in Northern Kansas). • They were one of the dominate tribes on the Great Plains

  3. What Did They Do? • They stole horses • Adapted their culture • Expanded buffalo hunting seasons • They grew maize, beans, pumpkins, and squash • They practiced child sacrifice

  4. What Did They Wear? • The women made their clothing from buffalo hides and deer skin • Boys wore nothing until the age of 10, then they began wearing breech clouts (deer skin wore between the legs fastened together by a leather belt)

  5. What Weapons and Tools Did They Use? • Ropes and shields were made out of hide • Sinew or muscle was used to make bowstrings • Bones were used to make hoes and runners for dog sleds • Horns were made into spoons, cups, and bowls

  6. The Pawnee Flag!

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