Bannock
The Amerindian tribue Bannock or Banate traditionally lived in the northern part of the Large Basin i.e. the south-east of Oregon and the south of the Idaho. They speak the language païute about north and are related with the tribe of the Païutes of North. Certain ethnologists consider that they belong to the most Scandinavian bands païutes. Bannocks developed a culture of the horse in strong relation with the Shoshones of North.
Revolted by their living condition on the reserve of Strong Hall in the south of Idaho, they delivered to the Bannock war in 1878. Turned over on their reserve after the war, they mixed little by little with Shoshones with the North which divided it with them.
They live still today on this reserve of 2 201 km ² which carries the inevitable casino become the mark characteristic of an Indian reserve of the beginning of the 21e century.
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