the shoshone lived in homes made from soshoni.
what kind of home did the shoshone live in?
made from soshoni
Na
Na
the bannock are prominent in american history due to the bannock war of 1878. after the war, the bannock moved onto the fort hall indian reservation with the northern shoshone and gradually their tribes merged. today they are called the shoshone-bannock. 





























the bannock live on the fort hall indian reservation, 544,000 acres (2,201 km²) in southeastern idaho. lemhi and northern shoshone live with the bannock indians.





























in the 2010 census, 89 people identified as bannock ancestry, 38 full-blooded. however, 5,315 are enrolled in the shoshone-bannock tribes of the fort hall reservation, not stating specifically their tribe.





























section::::notable bannock people.
bannock people