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Pawnee Indians

Pawnee Indians. By Kynedi and Marinda. Where the Pawnee Indians Lived. Lived along Platte River Large oval lodges; formed with posts, willow branches, grass, and earth As many as 30-50 people live in the same lodge About 10-15 lodges Pawnees on Nebraska. How They Lived.

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Pawnee Indians

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  1. Pawnee Indians By Kynedi and Marinda

  2. Where the Pawnee Indians Lived • Lived along Platte River • Large oval lodges; formed with posts, willow branches, grass, and earth • As many as 30-50 people live in the same lodge • About 10-15 lodges • Pawnees on Nebraska

  3. How They Lived • Women did most labor • Young women watched and learned • Older women watched children • Men hunted, were warriors, and medicine men / priests

  4. What They Ate • Corn • Buffalo • Squash • Deer • Rabbit • Maize

  5. Cultures and Traditions • Danced around the fire • Ceremonies to balance nature • Prayed to their gods and spirits

  6. Clans • Bear • Beaver • Eagle • Buffalo • Deer • Owl

  7. Other Tribes • Xau-i or Grand Pawnees • Kit-ke-hak-I or Republican Pawnees • Pit-a-hau-e-rat or Tapage Pawnees • Ski-di or Loup Pawnees

  8. Clothing • Girls wore dresses made of buffalo skin • Boys wore otter skin moccasins, buffalo skin loin cloths; in the summer; in the winter they wore buffalo robes, and pants

  9. Other Names • Paneassa • Pariki • Pari

  10. Protection • Dug deep into the ground and when enemies came into the hole the Pawnee Indians would start shooting • They went on high hills to see who was coming

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