The Shoshoni are a Native American tribe primarily located in the western United States, particularly in areas of Idaho, Nevada, and Wyoming. They are part of the larger Numic language group and traditionally spoke the Shoshone language. Historically, the Shoshoni were known for their nomadic lifestyle, hunting, and gathering, as well as their skills in trading with neighboring tribes. The Shoshoni people have a rich cultural heritage that includes traditional crafts, music, and storytelling. They have faced various challenges over the years, including displacement and loss of land, but continue to preserve their cultural identity and traditions. Today, many Shoshoni are involved in efforts to revitalize their language and cultural practices.