41. The degree to which Northern Paiute people participated with the Bannock is unclear. 42. In the 19th century the basin was inhabited by the Northern Paiute tribe. 43. Other Bannock and Paiute prisoners were interned at the Malheur Reservation in Oregon. 44. Some Paiutes fought to protect and reclaim their homeland. 45. Traditionally, the Northern Paiute traded with surrounding tribes. 46. The Shoshone and Northern Paiute also encountered non-Indians about this time. 47. Before that incident the Mono Lake Paiutes considered Tenaya one of their own. 48. The number of Paiutes killed in action is unrecorded. 49. In 1869 the United States relocated the Southern Paiute to the Moapa area. 50. Fur trader Jedediah Smith created a route to California directly through Paiute territory.
