Clothing Yokuts. Men wore loincloths or went naked and women wore fringed aprons front and back. Yokuts is a term referring to a large number of peoples of the Central Valley of California and the Sierra foothills all of whom spoke similar languages.
Men wore loincloths or went naked and women wore fringed aprons front and back. Men wore loincloths or went naked and women wore fringed aprons front and back. They hunted deer rabbits prairie dogs and other small mammals and birds.
The Yokuts found life in the California valleys to be pleasant and peaceful for many centuries.
Jan 6 2017 - My tribe in Porterville CA. The Yokuts were usually barefoot. Jan 6 2017 - My tribe in Porterville CA. The most characteristic Yokuts dwelling was the mat-covered communal house inhabited by 10 families or more.