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what house does a fox tribe live in
they lived in tepees made out of buffalo hide over logs
Crow Indians lived in the states of Wyoming and Montana. Some people in this tribe can still be found in Montana today.
Many members of the Crow tribe live today on the Crow Reservation in central southern Montana, along with some non-natives who have leased or purchased some of the Reservation land. About 1,000 Crows live in nearby towns such as Hardin and Billings. The Reservation's boundaries have remained unchanged for over 100 years and the principal population centres are Pryor, St Xavier, Lodge Grass and Crow Agency. The major areas of employment are with the Tribal Government in healthcare, education, housing and administration, as well as with local colleges and coal-mining companies. Some Crow are employed as ranch-hands and cowboys. Crow basketball teams have gained a reputation as successful and highly competitive players.
longhouse
They live in tepees.They wear deer skin
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The Iroquois tribes historically built longhouses, each housing many families. It is likely that the exact construction of the longhouse differed from tribe to tribe.
what house does a fox tribe live in
they lived in tepees made out of buffalo hide over logs
They are and have lived in the Southern Montana/Wyoming region.
Crow Indians lived in the states of Wyoming and Montana. Some people in this tribe can still be found in Montana today.
Crow Indians had a nomadic life and lived off the land. They had portable teepees, and hunted for their food.
The Crow are plains tribes so used teepees. They would move camps in the summer and winter months.
They live in the savannah.
Many members of the Crow tribe live today on the Crow Reservation in central southern Montana, along with some non-natives who have leased or purchased some of the Reservation land. About 1,000 Crows live in nearby towns such as Hardin and Billings. The Reservation's boundaries have remained unchanged for over 100 years and the principal population centres are Pryor, St Xavier, Lodge Grass and Crow Agency. The major areas of employment are with the Tribal Government in healthcare, education, housing and administration, as well as with local colleges and coal-mining companies. Some Crow are employed as ranch-hands and cowboys. Crow basketball teams have gained a reputation as successful and highly competitive players.