The document discusses the clothing, shelter, environment, and food sources of the Nez Perce people who lived in the plateau region between the Cascade and Rocky Mountains. The men wore breechcloths while the women wore dresses decorated with porcupine quills, elk teeth or beads. They lived in teepees or long houses called wikiups and gathered roots, nuts, berries and hunted salmon and other fish from lakes and streams to survive in the hot summers and cold winters of the plateau land.

1. By: Fernando and Lori

2.  The clothes that the men use breechcloths and
for woman they use dresses and the decoration
are porcupine quills, elk teeth or beads ,and the
clothing were made of skin.

3.  In plateau there are flat land
 In between the cascade and the Rocky
Mountain

4.  This people moved often to find food and
people of the Nez Perce people built teepees
shape long house as shelter or home named
wiki up

5.  Summers are hot
 Winters are cold

6.  Thick grasses and berries and camas
 In olden times native Americans made
their houses by hand
 Nez Perce women searched for roots they
called kouse.

7.  The people of the plateau region gathered
roots nuts and berries. They also gathered
onions and chokeberries. They hunted fish in
lakes and streams, such as salmon.