Shohopanaiti

The Shohopanaiti were one of the groups of the Bannock people, also known as the Cottonwood Bannock. The Bannock homeland lay in the Snake River country and neighbouring mountains, where families hunted, fished and gathered plants in different seasons. Horses brought new possibilities for travel, and from the eighteenth century mounted Bannock and Shoshone groups journeyed together. Their routes linked the river plains with the mountains and the bison country farther east.