Kumeyaay people

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The Kumeyaay people are an Indigenous group native to the San Diego region of California and northern Baja California, known for their rich cultural traditions, deep environmental knowledge, and historical presence long predating European colonization.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf First Nations of Baja California
Indigenous people
Native American people
Yuman language
alsoKnownAs Diegueño
Ipai-Tipai
colonialPowerEncountered Mexico
Spain
United States of America
surface form: United States
culturalPractice ceremonial dances
song traditions
storytelling
ethnicGroupOf Mexico
United States of America
surface form: United States
haveCommunityIn Baja California
haveReservationIn Imperial County
San Diego County
historicalEvent Mission San Diego de Alcalá
surface form: affected by Mission San Diego de Alcalá

resisted Spanish colonization
knownFor acorn processing
basketry
environmental knowledge
rock art
language Kumeyaay language
languageFamily Hokan languages
surface form: Hokan language family
nativeTo Baja California
San Diego metropolitan area
surface form: San Diego region

northern Baja California
Southern California
surface form: southern California
partOf Yuman peoples
preContactLifestyle horticulturalists
hunter-gatherer
relatedGroup Cocopah people
Paipai people
Quechan people
religion Roman Catholicism
surface form: Catholicism

Protestantism
traditional Kumeyaay religion
subgroupOf Upland Yuman
surface form: Delta–California Yuman
timeDepthInRegion thousands of years before European contact
traditionalMaterialCulture pottery
shell ornaments
stone tools
traditionalSubsistence fishing
gathering wild plants
hunting
small-scale agriculture
traditionalTerritoryIncludes Baja California
surface form: Baja California Peninsula

Imperial County
San Diego County

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Kumeyaay language nativeTo Kumeyaay people
Kumeyaay language ethnicGroup Kumeyaay people
this entity surface form: Kumeyaay
Kiliwa people relatedEthnicGroup Kumeyaay people
Ipai language spokenBy Kumeyaay people
Ipai language ethnicGroup Kumeyaay people
this entity surface form: Kumeyaay (Ipai) people
Cocopa people relatedEthnicGroup Kumeyaay people
Paipai people relatedEthnicGroup Kumeyaay people
Luiseño people neighboringPeople Kumeyaay people
Yuman peoples hasPart Kumeyaay people
Kumiai spokenBy Kumeyaay people
Kumiai languageOf Kumeyaay people
this entity surface form: Kumeyaay Nation
Kumiai ethnicGroup Kumeyaay people
this entity surface form: Kumeyaay
Tipai closelyRelatedTo Kumeyaay people
this entity surface form: Kumeyaay
Diegueño ethnicGroup Kumeyaay people
Diegueño traditionalTerritory Kumeyaay people
this entity surface form: Kumeyaay traditional lands
Diegueño usedBy Kumeyaay people
this entity surface form: Kumeyaay communities
Yuman hasLanguage Kumeyaay people
this entity surface form: Kumeyaay
Yuman ethnicGroup Kumeyaay people
Paipai relatedEthnicGroup Kumeyaay people
this entity surface form: Kumeyaay
Ipai-Tipai spokenBy Kumeyaay people
Ipai-Tipai ethnicGroup Kumeyaay people
this entity surface form: Kumeyaay
Cochimí people neighboringGroup Kumeyaay people
Kiliwa relatedEthnicGroup Kumeyaay people
this entity surface form: Kumeyaay
Diegueño language spokenBy Kumeyaay people
Diegueño language ethnicGroup Kumeyaay people
this entity surface form: Kumeyaay
Southern Uto-Aztecan hasLanguage Kumeyaay people
this entity surface form: Kumeyaay (Tipai-Ipai)
Ipai people subgroupOf Kumeyaay people
Ipai people neighboringGroup Kumeyaay people
Cocopah people relatedEthnicGroup Kumeyaay people
Museum of Us hasExhibition Kumeyaay people
this entity surface form: Kumeyaay: Native Californians
Kumeyaay attack of 1775 mainParticipants Kumeyaay people
Kumeyaay attack of 1775 ethnicGroupInvolved Kumeyaay people
this entity surface form: Kumeyaay
Mission Indians ethnicallyRelatedTo Kumeyaay people
Cupeño people relatedEthnicGroup Kumeyaay people
Cupeño people neighboringGroup Kumeyaay people
Ipai alternateName Kumeyaay people
this entity surface form: Kumeyaay (narrow sense)
Ipai closelyRelatedTo Kumeyaay people
this entity surface form: Kumeyaay
Tipai people subgroupOf Kumeyaay people
Tipai people relatedEthnicGroup Kumeyaay people
Tipay partOf Kumeyaay people
Cochimí relatedEthnicGroup Kumeyaay people
this entity surface form: Kumeyaay
dih spokenBy Kumeyaay people
subject surface form: Diegueño language
dih ethnicGroup Kumeyaay people
subject surface form: Diegueño language
Paipai territory relatedTo Kumeyaay people
this entity surface form: Kumeyaay territory