Shoshoni
The Shoshoni (also spelled Shoshone or Shoshoni) refer to a Native American people of the Great Basin whose traditional territory spans parts of present-day Nevada, Idaho, Utah, and Wyoming. The term is sometimes applied to several distinct groups with related languages and cultures.
The main divisions include the Northern Shoshone, Eastern Shoshone, and Western Shoshone. The Shoshone-Bannock Tribes of
Traditionally, Shoshone communities were hunter-gatherers with seasonal migrations; they adopted horse culture after contact with Europeans
Today, Shoshone people maintain cultural practices and language preservation efforts while pursuing self-determination within the U.S.