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The Gabrielino tribe lived along coastal regions in California near the Chumash tribe, across the San Gabriel mountains and along rivers. They built dome-shaped stick houses made of materials similar to their canoes, using bowls and stones. Their diet consisted primarily of seafood like salmon, as well as bear and shells/rocks from the local environment. The Gabrielino utilized natural resources for basket weaving, crushing acorns in baskets, and trading handcrafted wood sculptures.
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- 2. Where they lived • They lived by the chumash tribe near coastal region. • There across California and san Gabriel mountains • They would always love living by the rivers.
- 3. Housing • They lived in stick houses that look like domes. • They made houses out of the same stuff canoes where made • They made houses out of bowls and stones.
- 4. Food • They ate all kinds of food like salmon and all kinds seafood. • Sometimes they ate bear from the woods • they also loved eating shells and rocks
- 5. Natural resources • The gabrielino regions natural resources are making baskets and weaving. • They also made food out of the baskets by crushing acorns. • They also did trading by weaving sculptres with wood and other natural things.