Coso people

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The Coso people were an Indigenous group of the Great Basin region of what is now eastern California, known for their rich rock art tradition and hunter-gatherer lifeways.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Great Basin cultural group
Indigenous people
archaeologicalEvidence hunting blinds
lithic scatters
rock art panels
archaeologicalSite Coso Rock Art District NERFINISHED
country United States of America
surface form: United States
culturalArea Great Basin culture area
economy mobile foraging
environment arid desert
mountainous terrain
ethnicGroupOf United States of America
surface form: United States
housing temporary brush shelters
knownFor Great Basin rock art tradition NERFINISHED
petroglyphs
rock art
languageFamily Numic languages NERFINISHED
Uto-Aztecan
surface form: Uto-Aztecan languages
lifestyle hunter-gatherer
locatedIn Great Basin NERFINISHED
eastern California
western United States NERFINISHED
neighboringGroup Paiute people NERFINISHED
Shoshone people NERFINISHED
partOf Indigenous peoples of California NERFINISHED
Indigenous peoples of the Great Basin NERFINISHED
region Coso Range NERFINISHED
Great Basin Desert NERFINISHED
Owens Valley area NERFINISHED
Sierra Nevada eastern slopes NERFINISHED
resourceUse desert plants
game animals
rockArtMotif anthropomorphic figures
bighorn sheep figures
hunting scenes
rockArtStyle Coso style petroglyphs
rockArtTechnique pecked petroglyphs
spiritualAssociation rock art sites
subsistence bighorn sheep hunting
gathering wild plants
hunting
timePeriod Late Holocene
pre-contact period
traditionalTerritory Coso Range NERFINISHED
Owens Valley region NERFINISHED
northern Mojave Desert

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