* Bison hides
* Corn
* Beans
* Squash
* Pumpkins
* Tobacco
* Horses
* Guns
* Ammunition
* Metal tools
* Cloth
* Beads
The Pawnee also traded for spiritual items, such as:
* Medicine bundles
* Pipes
* Drums
* Rattles
The Pawnee were able to obtain a wide variety of goods through trade, which helped them to live a comfortable and sustainable life on the Great Plains.
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