Hopi people

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The Hopi people are a Native American tribe primarily residing in northeastern Arizona, known for their ancient pueblo villages, rich agricultural traditions, and deeply rooted spiritual and ceremonial practices.

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All labels observed (5)

Label Occurrences
Hopi 40
Hopi people canonical 39
Hopi Tribe 9

Statements (61)

Predicate Object
instanceOf Native American people
indigenous people of the United States
ceremonialCycle year-round ceremonial calendar
ceremonialObject altars
kachina masks
cosmologyFeature emergence from the underworld
country United States of America
culturalPreservation Hopi Cultural Preservation Office
culturalRegion Indigenous peoples of the Southwest
surface form: Puebloan cultures

Southwest
education Hopi Junior/Senior High School
ethnicGroupOf United States of America
surface form: United States
federalAgencyRelationship Bureau of Indian Affairs
hasSettlementType pueblo villages
hasTribalGovernment Hopi Tribal Council
knownFor Hopi katsina dolls
Hopi pottery
Hopi silver jewelry
ancient pueblo villages
dry farming agriculture
kachina ceremonies
maize cultivation
spiritual and ceremonial practices
language Hopi language
languageFamily Uto-Aztecan
surface form: Uto-Aztecan languages
locatedInTheAdministrativeTerritorialEntity Arizona
Coconino County, Arizona
Navajo County
surface form: Navajo County, Arizona
nameMeaning peaceful people
notableVillage Hotevilla
Mishongnovi
Oraibi
Shungopavi
Sichomovi
Walpi
oneOfTheOldestContinuouslyInhabitedSettlements Oraibi
populationEstimate between 10,000 and 20,000 people
primaryLocation Hopi Reservation
northeastern Arizona
recognizedAs federally recognized tribe
relatedEthnicGroup Zuni people
other Pueblo peoples
religion Christianity
Hopi religion
traditional Native American religion
selfDesignation Hopituh Shi-nu-mu
sharesReservationBoundaryWith Navajo Nation
traditionalCrop beans
corn
cotton
melons
peaches
squash
traditionalDescentSystem matrilineal
traditionalEconomy dryland farming
subsistence agriculture
traditionalHousing mesa-top villages
multi-story stone pueblos
traditionalSocialOrganization matrilineal clans
treatyOrAgreement various agreements with the United States government
usesIrrigation check dams and runoff farming techniques

Referenced by (90)

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Colorado River Indian Tribes hasCulturalHeritage Hopi people
this entity surface form: Hopi culture
Colorado River Indian Tribes hasEthnicGroup Hopi people
this entity surface form: Hopi
Arizona hasIndigenousPeople Hopi people
this entity surface form: Hopi Tribe
southwestern United States ethnicGroup Hopi people
subject surface form: Southwestern United States
this entity surface form: Hopi
Native Americans hasSubgroup Hopi people
this entity surface form: Hopi
Four Corners region ethnicGroup Hopi people
Uto-Aztecan includesLanguage Hopi people
this entity surface form: Hopi
Uto-Aztecan majorLanguage Hopi people
this entity surface form: Hopi
Nüwü (or Nuwuvi) relatedEthnicGroup Hopi people
subject surface form: Nüwü
this entity surface form: Hopi
Hopi Reservation ethnicGroup Hopi people
Humphreys Peak isSacredTo Hopi people
CRIT hasTribalMembersFrom Hopi people
CRIT tribalEnrollmentIncludes Hopi people
this entity surface form: Hopi
Ancestral Puebloans descendedInto Hopi people
this entity surface form: Hopi
Chemehuevi relatedEthnicGroup Hopi people
this entity surface form: Hopi
Northern Uto-Aztecan hasSubgroup Hopi people
this entity surface form: Hopi
Canyon de Chelly National Monument culturallySignificantFor Hopi people
this entity surface form: Hopi
Zuni people neighboringTribe Hopi people
this entity surface form: Hopi
Yavapai-Apache Nation hasNeighbor Hopi people
this entity surface form: Hopi Tribe
Southern Uto-Aztecan hasSubgroup Hopi people
this entity surface form: Hopi
Proto-Uto-Aztecan hasDescendant Hopi people
this entity surface form: Hopi
Colorado River Indian Tribes Reservation tribalAffiliation Hopi people
this entity surface form: Hopi
Indigenous peoples of the Southwest hasSubgroup Hopi people
this entity surface form: Hopi
Benjamin Lee Whorf studiedLanguage Hopi people
this entity surface form: Hopi
San Juan Southern Paiute relatedEthnicGroup Hopi people
this entity surface form: Hopi
Bears Ears National Monument culturallySignificantTo Hopi people
this entity surface form: Hopi Tribe
Second Mesa partOf Hopi people
this entity surface form: Hopi Tribe
Second Mesa ethnicMajority Hopi people
this entity surface form: Hopi
Second Mesa languageSpoken Hopi people
this entity surface form: Hopi
Kykotsmovi Village ethnicGroup Hopi people
First Mesa inhabitedBy Hopi people
First Mesa ethnicGroup Hopi people
this entity surface form: Hopi
First Mesa partOf Hopi people
this entity surface form: Hopi tribal communities
Hotevilla ethnicGroup Hopi people
Hopi Junior/Senior High School servesCommunity Hopi people
this entity surface form: Hopi
Navajo County containsTribalLand Hopi people
this entity surface form: Hopi Tribe
Shungopavi ethnicGroup Hopi people
this entity surface form: Hopi
Shungopavi heritage Hopi people
this entity surface form: Hopi
Shungopavi inhabitedBy Hopi people
Hopi Tribal Council represents Hopi people
Hopi Tribal Council ethnicGroupRepresented Hopi people
this entity surface form: Hopi
Pueblo peoples hasSubgroup Hopi people
this entity surface form: Hopi
Bacavi inhabitedBy Hopi people