The women raised corn (maize), squash and beans. Women were also included in various ceremonies pertaining food production, bountiful harvests, and buffalo calling. The Women were the ones that cooked in there family, because the men hunted for the animals and then the women cooked it.

The main food that the Pawnee Indians ate was corn. They made bread and soups with it.

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