What did the southren paiutes eat?

The Southern Paiutes primarily relied on a diverse diet that included plants, seeds, and small game. They gathered various edible plants such as mesquite beans, wild berries, and nuts, as well as roots and tubers. Hunting provided additional food sources, including rabbits, deer, and birds. Their diet was adapted to the arid environment of the southwestern United States, emphasizing foraging and seasonal availability of resources.