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The Wiyot Indian tribe lived in the coastal region of northern California, west of the Yurok and Hupa tribes. They built houses out of pine wood that were partially underground with an entrance hole. For food, they hunted elk and sea lions, fished, and dug for clams and shellfish using the natural resources of the region, which included pine wood, clam shells, sea shells, and meat for trading and currency.
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The Hupa tribe lived in the northern coastal region of California, where the climate was wet and green. They subsisted primarily on salmon and acorns caught through hunting and gathering. The Hupa built plank houses and sweat lodges suited to the environment. Natural resources included palm trees, and women wore deerskin skirts sometimes decorated with shells. Villages typically had fewer than ten houses, and men would cleanse in sweat lodges after praying. The Hupa did not need to spend much time finding food.
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- 1. Wiyot Indian By Aaron ng
- 2. North coastal region Is at the west from the Yurok tribe and west from the Hupa tribe The land form in the coastal region is rivers woods and the sea
- 3. housing The wiyot houses are made out of pine wood. It is a big hut that has part of the hut underground with a hole for a entrance.
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