The Pequot Indians lived in Connecticut.

The Pequots lived in small round houses called wigwams.

They grew corn,  squash and fruit.  The men caught fish and they hunted deer.

The Pequot women wore knee length dresses.  The men wore breechcloth and leather leggings.

They used bone hooks, bow and arrows and spears for weapons.

The Pequots used dugout canoes, dogs as pack animals, sleds and snowshoes to help them travel.

Families spent their days telling stories, hunting and farming.

The Pequot made wampum out of white and purple shells.  They made beadwork and baskets.

Sassacus was the last chief of the Pequot indians.

The Pequot language died out about 100 years ago.