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Yurok Indians
Yurok Indians , a tribe living near the Klamath River in California. Their ethnic origin is uncertain, but most authorities believe they are descended from Algonquian stock.
OTHER LANGUAGE GROUPS
Smaller groups of Native American languages are found in our Other Native American Language Groups section. Here you can learn about some of these languages and the groups of people that used them.
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Arawak IndiansArawak Indians, the name given by Spanish explorers to several tribes who spoke related languages. See more »
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Pueblo Indians
Pueblo Indians, a group of North American tribes living in New Mexico, Arizona, and Texas. See more »
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Toltec Indians
Toltec Indians, a people who controlled most of central Mexico between 900 and 1200 A.D. See more »
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Arikara Indians
Arikara Indians, also called Arikaree and Ree, a loosely organized confederacy of subtribes of the Caddoan language family. See more »
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Flathead
Flathead (or Salish ) Indians, a North American tribe of the Salishan language family. See more »
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Haida Indians
a group of tribes living on the Queen Charlotte Islands, British Columbia, and the southern part of Prince of Wales Island, Alaska. See more »
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Kiowa Indians
Kiowa Indians, a North American Indian tribe. The Kiowa language is closely related to the languages spoken by tribes of the Tanoan language family. See more »
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Kutenai
Kutenai, Kootenay , or Kootenai a tribe of Indians usually considered to form a distinct language family. See more »
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Kwakiutl
Kwakiutl Indians , a tribe of Indians of the Wakashan language family, which also includes the Nootka. See more »
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Maidu Indians
Maidu Indians, a tribe of the Penutian linguistic group. Their original home was in north-central California. See more »
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