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- Who are the Kumeyaay?
For most of the Kumeyaay people, the name itself is an acknowledgement and reaffirmation of the common culture, language, and history of a tenacious people who occupied the most diverse environment of any Indian Nation in the present United States
- Kumeyaay History
Kumeyaay com has compiled the most comprehensive study of the Kumeyaay people, their history and culture to date - and this is only the beginning Timeline - Follow the Kumeyaay history, from creation to present day
- The Indians of San Diego County - Kumeyaay
The Kumeyaay Diegueño occupy most of San Diego County and northern Baja Mexico, from around Escondido to south of Ensenada Some research shows that the Kumeyaay are the same as the Kamia, which are the Yuman-speaking Indians of Imperial County, over the mountains east of San Diego County
- Kumeyaay Timeline
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- The Kumeyaay Millenium
The Kumeyaay planted trees and fields of grain; grew squash, beans and corn; gathered and grew medicinal herbs and plants, and dined on fresh fruits, berries, pine nuts and acorns Kumeyaay fished, hunted deer and other animals, and were known for basket weaving and pottery
- About - Kumeyaay
Kumeyaay com tells the story from the Kumeyaay perspective, and is the premiere source for Kumeyaay Indian information Who are the Kumeyaay? The Kumeyaay Nation extends from San Diego and Imperial Counties in California to 60 miles south of the Mexican border The Kumeyaay are members of the Yuman language branch of the Hokan group
- Kumeyaay Customs and Traditions
Kumeyaay customs have been passed down through generations and are maintained to the present day Tribal members gather in times of celebration and grief -- ranging from weddings to deaths -- to sing, dance, and share the company of friends
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