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Maidu,North Americans Indians who spoke a language of Penutian stock and originally lived in a territory extending eastward from the Sacramento River to the crest of the Sierra Nevada Mountains and centering chiefly in the drainage of the feather and american rivers in California,U.S.
The Maidus were hunter-gathers.Maidu men hunted for deer and small game,and fished in rivers.Maidu women gathered acorns and ground them into meals to make bread and soups,as well as collecting berries,nuts,and other plants.
They hunt/eat elk,deer,bears,rabbits,ducks,and geese.They fished for food as well,they fished for salmon,lamprey eel,and other river life.
They made some cloths and there houses out of matireals in the forast/wild,they made jewelry with beads,they made bags and traded them to other people,they even made instruments and they even played games,there favorite game was stick/pass and ball race.
There were not many important people only artist,there was a chief but that was the last one his name is Louis Kelly,Known for years around Nevada city as OI Louie,was the last maidu indian chief,and father of the last members of the Oustamah tribe in this area.They inhabited this area of the foothills and occasionally ranged as far eastward as Nevada.
The Maidu believed that everything in nature was alive. They honored the lakes, rocks, waterfalls, and other things in their environment. The Maidu also had great respect for animals. They held special dance ceremonies to honor grizzly bears and rattlesnakes.
The Maidu's had Soda Springs.Soda Springs are a rare, accessible, naturally carbonated groundwater source first used by the native Mountain Maidu and later by white settlers.The Maidu tribe inhabited the area for before the the rush of white settlers during the 19th-century California gold rush.
The Maidu Indian tribe traded things and got things in return.They traded for things like beads, salmon, salt, special stones, pine nuts berries, and fur with the Mountain people they got back bows and arrows, deer skin, and deer hides.
Yes,the Maidu tribe made dugout canoes by hollowing out pine logs. They used these canoes to travel and fish on the rivers.
Native Americans made Canoes from trees, burning and carving out the hull.
The Maidu are an American Indian people of northern California. They settle in the central Sierra Nevada, in the watershed area of the Feather and American rivers. They also settle in Humbug Valley. In Maiduan languages, Maidu means "man."