The Walla Walla tribe had many different foods to eat. Such as: roots,like Koush roots, camas, bulbs, and their main source, Salmon! I didn't even know that you could eat roots, camas, and bulbs! They also ate many more things but rarely could even find or catch. Like elk, berries, steelhead trout, deer, bear, mountain goat, groundhog, coyote, raccoon, fox, porcupine, weasel, beaver, and lastly hare.

1. Men, women, and (sort of) children all helped out the tribe in some way women usually wove baskets, cooked fish, gathered plants and food, and helped men fish. Children either helped gather food or just played with their toys like dolls or tops. And men fished or hunted and helped women raise their kids.

The Walla Walla tribe had many different types of clothing like dresses, pants, hats, and shirts. There was also a lot of different materials used to make them, such as many different plants, animal skins, goat hair, red paint, sagebush bark, and buffalo hide. You may also be wondering "Who makes the clothing?" And my answer to that question is the women of the tribe.

The walla walla tribe had many different shelters. The first one I'll tell you about is the pit houses. They were basically all made of logs. They were built underground for the cold and brisk winters. But there was of course also summer and spring shelters built too. The summer houses were like tepees, built above ground made of mostly animal skin and tule reeds. Mainly the man would build them and women would maintain.