Mojave people

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The Mojave people are a Native American tribe indigenous to the lower Colorado River region, whose culture, traditions, and identity are deeply rooted in the Mojave Desert landscape.

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All labels observed (4)

Label Occurrences
Mojave people canonical 28
Mohave people 6
Mohave culture 1

Statements (51)

Predicate Object
instanceOf Native American people
ethnic group
indigenous people of the United States
colonialEncounter Mexico
surface form: Mexican authorities

Spanish explorers
United States government
cosmology dream-based spiritual knowledge
culturalIdentity deeply connected to the Mojave Desert landscape
culturalRegion southwestern United States
surface form: American Southwest

Southern California
surface form: California cultural area

Great Basin
surface form: Great Basin periphery
historicalEconomy fishing
hunting and gathering
irrigated agriculture along the Colorado River
language Mojave language
languageBranch River Yuman languages
languageFamily Yuman language family
locatedIn lower Colorado River region
meaningOfNativeName people who live along the water
nativeName Aha Makhav
notableRiverCrossingRole guides and traders along the Colorado River
partOf Colorado River Indian Tribes
primaryRiver Colorado River
recognizedAs federally recognized tribe in the United States
relatedEthnicGroup Havasupai people
Hualapai people
Maricopa people
Quechan people
Yavapai people
other Yuman peoples
religion Christianity
Native American Church
traditional Mojave religion
reservation Colorado River Indian Tribes
surface form: Colorado River Indian Reservation
reservationLocation Arizona
California, United States
surface form: California
traditionalArt basketry
body painting
ceremonial regalia
tattooing
traditionalCrop beans
corn
squash
traditionalHousing brush shelters
earthen structures
traditionalLeadership hereditary chiefs
traditionalTerritory Mojave Desert
areas of present-day Arizona
areas of present-day California
areas of present-day Nevada
lower Colorado River valley

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Mojave Desert namedAfter Mojave people
Aha Makhav refersTo Mojave people
Aha Makhav usedBy Mojave people
Aha Makhav selfDesignationOf Mojave people
Aha Makhav ethnicGroup Mojave people
Yuman language family associatedWithEthnicGroup Mojave people
this entity surface form: Mohave people
Colorado River Indian Tribes composedPrimarilyOf Mojave people
this entity surface form: Mohave people
Colorado River Indian Tribes hasCulturalHeritage Mojave people
this entity surface form: Mohave culture
Quechan people alsoKnownAs Mojave people
this entity surface form: Yuma people
Quechan people relatedEthnicGroup Mojave people
Maricopa people neighboringGroup Mojave people
Fort Mojave area associatedWith Mojave people
Cocopa people relatedEthnicGroup Mojave people
Yavapai people neighboringGroup Mojave people
this entity surface form: Mohave people
CRIT hasTribalMembersFrom Mojave people
this entity surface form: Mohave people
Yuman peoples hasPart Mojave people
this entity surface form: Mohave people
Mojave language spokenBy Mojave people
Mohave County, Arizona namedAfter Mojave people
Yuman ethnicGroup Mojave people
this entity surface form: Mohave people
Cocopah people relatedEthnicGroup Mojave people
Fort Mojave Indian Tribe people Mojave people
Mojave Road usedBy Mojave people
Pee-Posh relatedEthnicGroup Mojave people
Tipai people relatedEthnicGroup Mojave people
Halchidhoma people relatedEthnicGroup Mojave people