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Where did Papago Indians live?
The Papago Indians are alive and well in southeastern Arizona, near Tucson. These days, they are called the Tahono O'odam.
How do papago Indians do there houses?
they do there huose out of branches
What is a papago Indian?
a papago indian is a native american that lives in the southwest desert
What did Comanche Indians eat?
the Comanche Indians eat buffalo,berries,peanuts.
What did Flathead Indians eat?
The Flatland Indians had a varied diet. The Indians ate buffalo, salmon, and different varieties of plants in the wild.
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